Race

How does the intelligence of different races compare?
Q. How does the intelligence of different races compare? In this political correct world it is hard to find any information other than what I observe myself on the general relative intelligence of different races compares. For example how does the IQ of the average black compare to that of the white. How does the IQ of chinese compare with japanese. I would like to know your opinion, who are the most clever and who are a bit less than clever.
Asked by Timothy - Mon Sep 21 00:17:45 2009 - - 6 Answers - 1 Comments

A. Race and IQ has been an off limits topic for some time. Many constantly challenged, yet consistent and long-standing findings show this order, from most to least intelligence: 1.) Jewish (I know, not a "race," but a still an identifiable group) 2.) Asian (some show Japan to be the smartest nation in the world, others just slightly above China) 3.) White (American and European) 4.) Latino 5.) Black Because blacks consistently score the lowest (even much lower yet for sub-Saharan Africans), these results are always regarded by them to be racist or biased.
Answered by Jack - Mon Sep 21 03:22:40 2009

What do you think about Formula 1 races being blacked out from the Speed Chanel here in Toronto Canada?
Q. I noticed that the Speed channel blacks out Formula 1 races. The races have been marginalised for several years now, and I cant stand TSN's rendition of the races which are delayed and shortened to cater to TSN's scheduling. I like Speed channel's broadcast much better. It seems F1 is still not popular here in Canada!
Asked by aaaaaaa - Thu Apr 2 22:35:20 2009 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments

A. Oh poor you!!! And at the start of a season which stacks up as being 'interesting'!! If F1 isn't popular over there (it was when I lived there!) they still manage to fill the stands in Montreal don't they!!!
Answered by MamaBas - Fri Apr 3 03:17:43 2009

How is race determined for people that are multiple races?
Q. For example, Obama is half white and half black but people say he is the first black president. If another person ran who was half black and half white but their white skinned genes were dominant and they looked white would they be considered the second black president? i.e. is race, as determined by societies/scholarships for certain races only, etc., determined by looks or genetic background?
Asked by Bob - Sat Jun 27 20:17:54 2009 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Mixed race. Damn, Americans put too much emphasis on race.
Answered by Ed the Sophomore - Sat Jun 27 20:21:25 2009