Red_Avatar: Despite what the PC crowd and the extreme left wingers may claim, we're not all equal.
Okay... I don't have any real issue with the point you are making here in regards to the idea that different racial, ethnic, or gender groups may have various strengths and weaknesses that are measurable... after all, elves are better in the forest than dwarves, but dwarves are better underground... (that's all based on science, right?)
But as a member of the community that stands on the left, quite a distance from center, I feel only a little compelled to make a few comments.
First, the term "PC" has absolutely no worthwhile meaning. It started in the sixties and seventies as a media philosophy to use more inclusive language in news reporting. Replacing chairman with chairperson, for example, is simply an attempt to recognize that in these modern times, the chair might well be a woman. The unfortunately named "political correctness" movement, however, has been vilified on the right and over the years has mutated into a slur used by many to merely justify statements that are in fact simply offensive.
If one were to say, "blacks are lazy people who would rather leech the public dime than do an honest day's work," then I'd be pretty justified in calling that statement racist. At which point I'd be accused of being "politically correct." And if being politically correct means calling out bigoted bullshit, then I fail to see what would be wrong with that... but it doesn't mean that, and as it used today, it doesn't mean anything at all... or at least not anything of worth.
And as for these extreme left wingers, I can't recall when anyone of my stripe made the claim that every human being is equal to every other human being. Anyone with the basic power to observe knows that isn't true. The idea of equality isn't about natural equality in measurable qualities like intelligence or strength... It's about equality under the law. In America, from where I am speaking, the poor black woman, the young gay man, the elderly retiree, the white blue collar worker, the butch, the baker, the candle stick maker, all have equal access to government and equal protection under the law. We are all supposed to be equal in the eyes of the court. We can all apply for a driver's license. We can all use the library. We can all start a small business. We can all register to vote.
At least, in the ideal, that is how it is meant. That ain't how it works in practical reality, but that is another topic on another day...
Unless you meant those clove cigarette smoking, black beret wearing, hybrid Marxist/anarchists who hang out by the subway station and hand out Lyndon LaRouche leaflets... yes. Those guys are loonbats.