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https://www.unz.com/article/biracia...igher-iq-than-biracial-kids-with-a-black-one/
This actually makes sense since black women are notoriously bad mothers and the child is raised by the mother. Most highly successful mixed people seem to be from the BMWF camp including: Jordan Peele, J. Cole, Halle Berry, Barack Obama, Lewis Hamilton etc but there are comparatively few famous mixed people from the other way around.
This fact also creates a new and more sinister explanation to why this specific mix (WMBF) is so common in UK adverts.
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Strong evidence shows that IQ gains attained in childhood, via such programs as Head Start, wash out in adulthood, which is why black children adopted by white families have an average or higher childhood IQ, but end up with an adult IQ closer to the black mean, as Arthur Jensen explained with his g factor. In childhood, the causes of IQ are mainly environmental; a child’s IQ reflects the IQ of parents and caregivers. But as he grows and leaves home, he creates his own environment consistent with his own innate intelligence. IQ will rise or, in the case of blacks adopted by white families, fall.
However, with biracial children of black mothers, Hu found, it’s not quite that simple. The “parenting effect” influences biracial children of black mothers, even controlling for socioeconomic status (SES). “After controlling for SES, the IQ gap at age 4 was as high as 7 points but dropped [to] 4 points at age 7"
Having a black mother—again, race of the father regardless—lowers IQ even controlling for socioeconomic status, because the intellectual benefits of high socioeconomic status won’t much affect intelligence. IQ is more innate; more inborn.
This actually makes sense since black women are notoriously bad mothers and the child is raised by the mother. Most highly successful mixed people seem to be from the BMWF camp including: Jordan Peele, J. Cole, Halle Berry, Barack Obama, Lewis Hamilton etc but there are comparatively few famous mixed people from the other way around.
This fact also creates a new and more sinister explanation to why this specific mix (WMBF) is so common in UK adverts.
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