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Black Women Are Not (Rated) Less Attractive!: Independent Analysis of the Add Health Dataset
Scott Barry Kaufman
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Posted 07.23.2011
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The low convergence of ratings finding suggests that in this very large and representative dataset, beauty is mostly in the eye of the beholder. What we are looking at here are simple ratings of attractiveness by interviewers whose tastes differ rather strongly.
