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The problem is that if your metrics discriminate, any policies made as a result of the metric will discriminate too.
Does it matter what someone's race is when you measure non-marriage as a "Percent of Americans" as the title implies?
The problem is that if your metrics discriminate, any policies made as a result of the metric will discriminate too.
Does it matter what someone's race is when you measure non-marriage as a "Percent of Americans" as the title implies?