Hey, what's this all about?? 

We can find group differences if we look, but are they important enough to 
discuss? My 16 year old who is mostly European DNA happens to be vying for top 
sprinter in the state ....... and if we find group differences do we have to 
use the word superiority? 

And of course our attitude in these matters is important. Because of my 
religious background I meet people from Ethiopia, one a friend who works in law 
enforcement and every year must pass physical milestones including a lengthy 
run. He's late 30s at least and the other officers who are younger joke about 
his getting long in the tooth .. but as he whispered to me with a grin "They 
forget I am Ethiopian!" . He blows them off the track every year. 

Seriously, Michael's post - perhaps meant to stir up a little action? - belies 
a serious psychology teaching point - how we discuss group differences. It's 
easy doing it when the differences are transient. I suggest we approach such 
matters with the attitude of my friend, and, the lack the "superiority" label 
... as I am writing this I have the NYTimes article on Oskar Gröning's trial in 
another window ... 

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John W. Kulig, Ph.D. 
Professor of Psychology 
Coordinator, Psychology Honors 
Plymouth State University 
Plymouth NH 03264 
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From: "michael sylvester" <msylves...@copper.net> 
To: "Teaching in the Psychological Sciences (TIPS)" 
<tips@fsulist.frostburg.edu> 
Sent: Monday, April 20, 2015 5:46:11 PM 
Subject: [tips] Black superiority in 


















running. 
By observation and consensus.blacks are superior 
in atheletic and other running events.The Boston marathon has been won by 
individuals with predominant Afican- derivative genome. 
There was a time when whitey dominated 
short distance running breaking records 
ifor the mile run-Roger Bannister of England, 
John Lundy of Australia,and Jim Ryan of Kansas; 
then came along black dudes like Kip Keino of Kenya 
, Bolt of Jamaica. 
michael 
daytona beach,florida 
'going beyond where no tipster has gone before' 




        

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