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by raxxorraxor
1080 days ago
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I don't think that is what anyone could call sufficient evidence. But even if the reason is economic disparities, which might be a consequence of past discrimination, it is still questionable if that alone can justify discrimination today. You are in any case discriminating innocents in that case and you just found another reason to discriminate on the basis on skin color. I heard arguments that the absence of women in computer science would be an indication of discrimination and the prevalence of sexism. A similar case of insufficient evidence and one that lead to false accusations. Accusations that could have convinced a few women to look into other industries for that matter. I believe the case for racism is much stronger, but I still disagree with the means if it could be proven without any doubt. |
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