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             In the article Race, Genes and I.Q, an Apologia, a review of The Bell Curve by Richard Herrnstein and Charles Murray, it is concluded that intelligence is highly dependable on race. Herrnstein and Murray envision a society gradually more segregated by cognitive ability, and argue that interventions cannot bring this trend to an end. The article explains The Bell Curve's theory of racial correlation to I.Q. scores by stating, "In one test, samples of American, British and Japanese students aged 13 to 15 were given a test of abstract reasoning and spatial relati
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