@HumanVarieties presents some preliminary data on school test scores in Canada, with 100 set as the mean of the entire sample, a standard deviation of 15, and ethnicity reflecting parents’ birth countries:
So Northeast Asian students with parents born in Canada have a 116 composite score and black students with parents born in Canada have an 89 composite?
White kids whose parents were born in Canada have a 106 composite. (The gaps are slightly smaller for average scores than for composite scores.)
This 27 point gap between Northeast Asians and blacks must be due to Canada’s history of slavery, Confederate statues, Jim Crow, lynching, the burning down of the black Wall Street in Tulsa, Ontario, and redlining.
