Not playing that game. The first step is to remove racial discrimination for hiring and education. You don't need to correct for that because it will correct itself after some time, but only if we stop discriminating.
> You don't need to correct for that because it will correct itself after some time, but only if we stop discriminating.
How much time? Do we start counting from the end of the Civil War, or just from the 1960s? It seems like your approach has had plenty of time to prove itself and failed to produce results.
Until the negative effects of discrimination vanishes. That can take multiple generations and we have seen incredible steps in the right direction. The answer is certainly not more discrimination, that would be a ridiculous conclusion.
Not playing that game. The first step is to remove racial discrimination for hiring and education. You don't need to correct for that because it will correct itself after some time, but only if we stop discriminating.