‘Racial Disparity in School Suspensions’
27th September 2010
The obvious implication is that black students are much more likely to be disruptive than white students. (Insert disquisition about dysfunctional ‘gangsta culture’ and that culture’s antipathy to ‘acting white’ here.)
Of course, the unspoken assumption of the writer (and, no doubt, his intended Crustian audience) is that there is some kind of dastardly racism going on there. It couldn’t possibly be that the students actually deserved the suspensions, oh no.
As Steve Sailer points out, you can’t parody this crap because it parodies itself.