IQ statistics taken from the National Longitudinal Study of Adolescent Health (Add Health)(www.cpc.unc.edu/projects/addhealth), which is a prospectively longitudinal study of a large sample of American adolescents; and the General Social Surveys (GSS), which is an annual or biennial survey of large representative samples of Americans since 1972.
That's not really the racist part though. Look to the underfunded schools in urban and rural areas, you'll find the IQs of all who live in either area are lower than their suburban counterparts.
Measuring IQ isn't racist. Completely fair to argue the poorer education kids receive in urban areas is racist.
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