William Saletan is a journalist and writer known for his long tenure at Slate, where he covered science, technology, and politics. He is currently a writer at The Bulwark. His contributions to The Weekly Standard in 2017 focused on Google's handling of internal debates about diversity and ideological differences.
Every few years, somebody gets pushed out of a job for suggesting that one group of people, on average and in part due to biology, scores differently from another group on some measure of attitude or aptitude. Ten years ago, it was DNA pioneer James Watson, who said blacks registered below whites…
Every few years, somebody gets pushed out of a job for suggesting that one group of people, on average and in part due to biology, scores differently from another group on some measure of attitude or aptitude. Ten years ago, it was DNA pioneer James Watson, who said blacks registered below whites…