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this hasn't been about dominoes in a while

I was speaking more to the depreciating value of undergrad vs the increasing importance/necessity of grad school in job market. Getting a free ride for bachelors degree in the 1950s was far greater than today, despite cost increase.

Right, I didn't mean to insinuate I thought blacks were biologically predisposed to being affected. I was speaking more to the societal issues like the ones the CDC identified. And yea, unless a guy like Rousseau is really unlucky and happens to fall into that small percentage, there's no doubt...

I was simply sticking up for Svengali who seemed to be getting dogpiled for something that wasn't that outlandish, because it has shaped many African-American's perspective on Covid. I disagree about the value of a bachelors degree (even one at UM) in terms of fair compensation, but that's a...

I said that data shows Covid has hit African Americans harder than it has whites. I even provided a link provided by the CDC as to why that is, and it's perfectly reasonable for The Svengali to allude to it as a reason for many athletes to have a different perspective. It's great that athletes...

There's data to suggest that African-Americans are more likely to be affected by Covid than whites. https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/community/health-equity/race-ethnicity.html