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Racism is connected to lower cognitive ability because racist thinking depends on crude generalisation, poor abstraction, low tolerance for complexity, and a preference for simple in-group/out-group narratives. The evidence does not prove that every racist has a low IQ, but it does show that lower cognitive ability is a... show more

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