Stereotype Threat Coming to the Supreme Court
…apart from the question of whether a stereotype that is accurate — blacks as a group do less well on standardized tests than other groups — can actually be labeled…
…apart from the question of whether a stereotype that is accurate — blacks as a group do less well on standardized tests than other groups — can actually be labeled…
…book, Coming Apart: The State of White America, 1960-2010, and at the end recommend libertarianism as the remedy–as if a presiding non-judgmental libertarian streak in the culture wasn’t itself at…
…serve? Will they sacrifice? According Charles Murray in his recent book Coming Apart, it is the upper classes (which will be composed of the students in this survey) that have…
In an essay in the Wall Street Journal plugging his new book “Coming Apart” (which I haven’t read yet), Charles Murray writes about a new American divide: “We have developed…
…The Bell Curve, a controversial but rigorous examination of the role played by cognitive endowments in American life. I suspect his new book, Coming Apart: The State of White America,…
…to learn in college is critical thinking; the ability to recognize that all speech–whether coming from in front of the classroom, from a novel, or from a textbook–reflects a certain…
…the same time, it sets the presidents’ responses (apart from those 30 or so percent) in the category of puffery, not truth-telling. They know that if they started talking about…
…their incoming freshmen to read a novel or non-fiction work to be discussed in small groups during orientation week, which in many cases also features a campus visit by the…
…have characteristics that set them apart from the realms of humane inquiry. All lend themselves to experiment or, at least, to highly controlled observation. All deal with phenomena that, compared…