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The “ax” vs. “ask” debate goes beyond mere pronunciation. This article explores the historical roots of “ax,” challenges linguistic prejudice, and examines how language variation intersects with identity and culture. It calls for embracing linguistic diversity and rethinking what “correct” language truly means.
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The article delves into the racial disparities in the use of lethal force by law enforcement in the U.S., particularly focusing on the Black and White populations. Using statistical data, the author demonstrates that while absolute numbers show more White individuals being fatally shot by the police, Black individuals are almost twice as likely to be killed when adjusted for population size. The disparity becomes even more pronounced when considering unarmed victims, with unarmed Black individuals being nearly 2.8 times more likely to be killed by police than expected based on their population size. The article emphasizes the importance of understanding and interpreting data correctly, suggesting that many misconceptions arise from a lack of statistical literacy.
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We often don’t realize how even the most trivial bits of information we share can tell others a lot about our personal lives. When protecting information, it’s inherent to focus on the blatant and the obvious, but we often overlook the little things that aren’t so seemingly apparent.
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Introduction The SFK Global Intelligence and Cognitive Reasoning Inventory is a hybrid of a traditional intelligence test, paired with an intelligence inventory. The SFK-GICRI aims to circumvent regular IQ tests that have right or wrong answers. In contrast, the SFK-GICRI has a preset score for each answer submitted by the candidate. The tiered scoring system