Posted on 10/11/2018 12:50:28 PM PDT by Gamecock
Dating applications can allow users to fall into their own racial biases while searching for a partner, a new study says.
But in their study, researchers from schools like Cornell University say the sexual racism that plagues apps like Grindr, Tinder and Bumble can be stamped out with a few simple changes. The end goal, the study says, is to promote more diverse pairings on the dating sites.
Jevan Hutson, lead author of the study, said in a press release from Cornell University that its really an unprecedented time for dating and meeting online which requires a more thorough look at how we can prevent discrimination on these dating apps.
More people are using these apps, and theyre critical infrastructures that dont get a lot of attention when it comes to bias and discrimination, he said in the press release. Intimacy is very private, and rightly so, but our private lives have impacts on larger socioeconomic patterns that are systemic.
Over the years Ive had some pretty harrowing experiences, Keodara told The Guardian. You run across these profiles that say no Asians or Im not attracted to Asians. Seeing that all the time is grating; it affects your self-esteem.
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careful genetic consideration
Have you ever read the Urantia Book? It goes into this full details, 2100 pages, do not be discouraged by the size of the book.
We cannot have a discussion about genetics very easy now but this is where God is heading us.
Thanks, and you quote My President!
Freegards
White women generally prefer white men.
The exceptions are a man with a lot of money or overweight women. That is the facts. So men, go out and make a lot of money.
Just as gay recruitment on TV says everybody does it, but it is not true.
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