That’s a reasonable starting point, but I think his argument about the prevalence of stupid generalizations about “people of race X”, especially taken to wrongly prove “race X has more of a genetic predisposition for Y”, suggests a convincing case against your stance, unless you only mean to “listen” with great discrimination.
That’s a reasonable starting point, but I think his argument about the prevalence of stupid generalizations about “people of race X”, especially taken to wrongly prove “race X has more of a genetic predisposition for Y”, suggests a convincing case against your stance, unless you only mean to “listen” with great discrimination.