![“[S]tatistical disparities are commonplace among human beings. Many historical and cultural reasons underlie the peculiar patterns observed. But the even ‘representation’ of groups chosen as a baseline for measuring discrimination is a myth rather than an established fact.” -Thomas Sowell](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjd8W34ET0DAMVew5CDL9gwtNoIDGAGvVP3KKMxSHjGEeelViHsJPVhIj4YrQFLYI8cZnEV0Vse9kbT-NgSoHfu9XC3ZFDWpRPMCi3hBXm1IreRUOvH2HBDvTLAvxvYIcvHLB7A-00jCPGH-fDPFu7uixZh1VCU_-e1ZM18yU6rhsfWV-I_YFP_1-_hpkE/s793/2023-06-28.png)
[Pretending that every subset of society should perfectly reflect the proportions of racial groups (or any other manner of segmenting society) in society at large is a strange thought. But we seem to have largely accepted it.]
Observations from an IRWS owner living in Oregon.
Wednesday, June 28, 2023
Quote of the Day: 28 June 2023 #QOTD
[Pretending that every subset of society should perfectly reflect the proportions of racial groups (or any other manner of segmenting society) in society at large is a strange thought. But we seem to have largely accepted it.]
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