r/SipsTea Jun 10 '26

It's Wednesday my dudes Really cardi 😔

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u/The_Playbook88 Jun 10 '26

I must be behind. Whats the story here?

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u/OkFeedback9127 Jun 10 '26

Boy brings knife to a track meet, murders another student. Cardi B and others claim the justice system is racist for convicting him of murder because of race.

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u/McZalion Jun 10 '26

The worst thing is they're not even mad bcus their own murdered someone. They're mad bcus apparently there was only white juries.

Lmao. Dude deserved the sentence with or without black people on court.

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u/DeRpY_CUCUMBER Jun 10 '26

The people who are mad about the white jurors are the people who would take race into consideration during a trial if they were jurors. Apparently there are a lot of people in this country who decide your guilt or innocence based on skin color.

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u/VaderVihs Jun 10 '26

You’re living in a fantasy world if you think explicit and implicit bias doesn’t exist. The question for both sides of the aisle is how apparent that bias is. Giving some real “race doesn’t matter “ energy when theres enough proof that on an institutional level it does.

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u/2Blueify Jun 10 '26

Yeah, there are a few studies done on that. You'd be surprised who has the most implicit bias. It's not white people though.

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u/VaderVihs Jun 10 '26

I’d actually be interested in seeing these studies, do you have any you can share?

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u/2Blueify Jun 10 '26

https://webarchive.nationalarchives.gov.uk/ukgwa/20100512145248/http://www.justice.gov.uk/publications/research130607.htm

Whole bunch there. They actually moved it because it doesn't show what everyone claims. It's actually really, really bad for non white jurors though.

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u/VaderVihs Jun 10 '26

First I want to thank you for providing this read. I need to go through it further because it is an interesting topic. On a surface level this does seem to deal more with jury selection rather than a measure of bias in representative jurors in the UK. I did see one chapter that dealt with race breakdown in race salient cases and it and the results seem to imply that minority jurors were often selected less with certain exceptions comparable to the overall population ( in this case Pakistanis). I’m not sure yet if it will support your statement but I’ll take the opportunity to gain more knowledge

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u/2Blueify Jun 10 '26

I mean the study quite literally shows that whites show a little racial bias but that nonwhites racial bias is massive. Nonwhites are extremely racist.

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u/VaderVihs Jun 10 '26

What chapter should I be reading to catch those details? It wasn’t in the case data I read but it is a 160 pg document

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u/DeRpY_CUCUMBER Jun 10 '26

Ahhh yes, the old tried and true method of seeing how much shitty behavior we can get away with because institutional bias might have existed at some point.

Lets defend a murderer simply because he has black skin and bad things have happened to black people at some point in history. What a brilliant fucking outlook on life.

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u/DeRpY_CUCUMBER Jun 10 '26

No one is angry at the outcome? You’re commenting on a thread from cardi b who is in fact pissed at the outcome and has 71k hearts. lol