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There are many other facts which the media and the left ignore but which do not stop being facts just because they aren't mentioned or because people are punished for saying them out loud.
Here's an easy one.
Men commit far more violent crimes than women, if we define "violent crimes" as muggings and assaults and robberies.
Every single woman on this site, regardless of race, educational level, age, socioeconomic standing, and political allegiance learned at one time or another, whether through experience or parents/older relatives teaching them, that women on average tend to have vulnerabilities that men do not. This is due to nature (many women being physically smaller and weaker than men).
This transcends countries. A woman in New York City, a woman in rural Utah, a woman in the South; a woman in Toronto or in London or in Beijing or in Lagos - they have all learned this.
Sure, there are exceptions. A 5'10" woman who is very athletic and lifts weights is at least theoretically a more "difficult" victim than a 5'3" woman who is flabby and has never exercised.
But the rule holds.
In the same vein, there are disparities among ethnic/racial groups in the United States in disparate areas such as scholastic/academic achievement and participation in violent crimes.
On average, a white person walking down a mostly Chinese or Korean neighborhood in immigrant-heavy areas such as southern California or certain parts of states like Virginia, New Jersey, and New York is not likely to be the victim of a violent crime. But in OTHER parts of California, or in certain towns or neighborhoods within the states of New Jersey and New York, those odds go up drastically, and that's why whites tend to stay away from such areas.
Some whites may avoid East Asian immigrant enclaves as well, whether because they find East Asians ugly or because they don't like their cuisines. That is their right. But it is rare when a white person deliberately avoids neighborhoods with many East Asian immigrants because that white person fears being beaten, mugged, assaulted, or even killed.
This is borne out by the FBI's annual Crime In The United States report: East Asians commit violent crimes less than other nonwhite groups, just as women commit violent crimes against men far less often than men commit violent crimes against women.
A quick test: watch the white liberals who denounce "white supremacy," who defend the defunding of police, etc. If they are young and naive, give them time. If they however regardless of age happen to live in wealthy/safe parts of their cities or in suburbs which are wealthy and safe, check to see how many black and brown people live where they live. If it's none or few, ask them why they don't live where black and brown people are the majority.
They will gag and stutter, but they won't give a convincing reason as to why they choose to live in what is basically segregation from the very minorities they ostensibly fight for.
Let's put it this way: if the situation was reversed and a black professor had said that about white students, the responses on here would be very different.
There will always be that double standard no matter what. Maybe in about another 50 years or so it won't, I don't know.
All these wonderful black students are going to find themselves alone, abandoned and still failing repeating what their fathers did to many of them
History repeats.
Sadly.
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