The Systemic Racism in America and The Police Reform of Hiring Cops by Race and Gender

Dr. Wilfred Interview
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Dr. Wilfred Interview
Some of the important cultural and social variables Dr. Reilly points out to dispute the widespread narrative of systemic racism in America include the region of residence, IQ test scores, median age, years of education, and crime rate. Dr. Reilly argues that most of the disparities between ethnic groups, often cited by individuals advocating against institutional racism, tend to disappear after making adjustments for non-racial characteristics that differ from one group to another (Counterweight Media, 2021). If we believe there should be police reform, society should ethnically approach this change by factoring in non-race variables. For instance, simply reducing the number of police officers serving a black neighborhood to reduce the number of black encounters with police is an ineffect...