reparations & exploitation

[Christopher Rhoades Dÿkema]

Yes indeed. Like the incentives for people to become schoolteachers, which
show blindness to the simple necessity for children to receive education.
Christopher Rhoades Dÿkema

kelley wrote:


> >>gordon wrote
> >>Here we're talking about combat pay instead of productivity
> >>pay, which is quite a different sort of thing.
>
> calling it combat pay is simply reproducing the very prejudices that make
> it combat pay in the first place.  the lack of physicians in rural areas
> has everything to do with prestige, status, biases reinforced in medical
> training, etc. .  as just one example.
>
> kelley