I searched for this "researcher" and didn't see it. Researcher Satoshi Kanazawa Says Black Women Less Physically Attractive Than Other Women in recent Psychology Today article.
Enough people complained that the article was removed, but it can be found other places if one looks (1)
It's important to note, a legit study that finds X, no matter how un popular and un PC is one thing, but this was not anything close to a legit study, and he makes comments that are far outside the "study" that inflamed people so and was clearly racism under the guise of "research" which pissed me, and so many others, off. My vid commenting on this "study" is here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X456hvTmGg8
I don't usually comment on such things, but on that one, felt compelled. Vid has gotten good traffic, with plenty of support comments and sadly, plenty of hate filled racist crap from D bags. People suck.
Follow up, the schmuck was fired from his writing work:
Satoshi Kanazawa, the psychologist who caused a great deal of controversy with his article on why African American women are unattractive has been fired from Psychology Today, where the article first surfaced. Huliq reports:
And now Satoshi Kanazawa’s lost his blog and his profile page has been deleted from Psychology Today’s website. His article and unqualified research on unattractive black women sent off a fury of protests online. 75,000 people blew up Psychology Today via email, Twitter and Facebook. Some even rang Psychology Today’s telephones off the hook.
When all was said and done, Psychology Today sent an email to ColorofChange.org and informed the largest online African American political organization that Kanazawa’s work won’t appear on their site any longer. Psychology Today even said they’ve instituted new rules to prevent inflammatory content in the future.
People who hadn’t heard of Kanazawa were sharing the text in question, their hurt, their ire and disbelief that Psychology Today endorsed the piece. They demanded Kanazawa be fired. Students at Kanazawa’s other day job, London School of Economics, have also called for Kanazawa’s resignation.
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http://www.scribd.com/koa_x/d/555603...Than-Other-Men





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in his field mainly based upon his obsession with linking one's capacity for intelligence and propensity for criminality (as inherent traits) to one's 'race' category. Yes, the race bell curve is still taught at a Canadian university...





I guess this guy's survey sample size wasn't big enough.

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