Would you say these findings are consistent with statistical discrimination, if it’s so easy to change “type?”

Indeed. Therefore this finding is just a particularly stark example of the larger fact that discrimination refutes human capital theory.

Ah, I should have known. But then why doesn’t everyone change their name to “Elon Musk?”

Well, @dkuehn.bsky.social?

I'll have more to say about the paper next week when it comes out. But if you're in New York, you won't want to miss the panel discussion

--Julie Morgan, Pres. of TCF
--Jenna Chernega, Pres. of the Independent Faculty Organization & chair of HELU's policy committee
--(me)
--moderated by Adam Harris

It was such a telling episode in demonstrating how ineffective Dem opposition to trump would be. Their only intuition was to run to embrace the GOP establishment and try to coalesce opposition in the center, which was obviously doomed from the get-go.

Oh I remember this well. It used to be one of my main go-to embarrassing links for the Dem DC establishment.

Yes his Halloween decoration is a crucifix with a skeleton, and it’s still up.

In that case, it was also a student paper that reported the full story. Everyone else in the mainstream media published something perfunctory at best. Bloomberg & the Washington Post quashed deeper investigations at the Biden transition’s behest. www.thecaravelgu.com/blog/2020/12...