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I started www.cheekswab.org in 2012 to educate people, especially ethnic minorities, about the exact complications facing minorities who need bone marrow transplants.

I think one possible defense they could use is to insinuate that they were attacked because they are minorities and serve primarily minorities.

If a question allows the majority to express themselves, but denies that same right to minorities, or in fact refuses to acknowledge that the minorities even exist, that's absolutely discrimination.

Just assuming women (and minorities) don't want that, is a bit too easy.

You cannot assume minorities and women will under-perform or are under the bar.

Not every question needs to become a forum for minorities to express themselves.

You do make a very good point about existing and deeply rooted suspicions held by minorities, the cause of which is certainly worth reflection.

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Scott Adams, the creator of Dilbert, often writes about how minorities should just work harder, stop complaining, and move some where else.

For example, the Catholic Church has been slow to accept the rights of gender and sexual minorities, even as many individual Catholics become more accepting of these rights.

It never comes from the minorities in question.

These positive claims, whether they are accurate or not, regarding economics, segregation, and oppressed minorities are all fine and dandy in an abstract world.

It would be interesting to compare the set of people who believe that, with the set of people who believe that exclusionary, so-called "safe spaces" are fine for women and/or minorities.

From the article you link to: "Overall, blacks were killed at three times the rate of whites or other minorities when adjusting by the population of the census tracts where the shootings occurred."

The reason you think it's perfectly ok to say "Sometimes, you just want to find out if someone is a girl or a guy" is because you're part of a culture in which the majority of people either refuse to acknowledge that there are more possible answers to that question or think it's perfectly acceptable to pretend that the minorities don't even exist.

You didn't start out asking for "much more intellectual and practical rigor than many seem to possess." You started out with a broad assertion that there was no possibility of anything existing in this "incentive space" for a straight, white man to do anything but kick minorities to the curb and languish on unearned privilege.