Quote by Charles Alan Murray, The Inequal

Thus my modest recommendation, requiring no change in laws or regulations, just a little more gumption. Let us start talking about group differences openly

Thus my modest recommendation, requiring no change in laws o

Summary

This quote suggests that instead of imposing stricter laws or regulations, individuals should have the courage to openly discuss and address the differences that exist within different groups. By encouraging open conversations about these differences, it promotes a deeper understanding and acceptance of diversity. The quote implies that by having the courage to engage in such discussions, societal progress can be made without the need for drastic changes in policies or rules. It emphasizes the importance of dialogue and active participation in bridging gaps between groups.

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Racism

By Charles Alan Murray, The Inequal

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