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Are the Working Class stupid? Today's Web Vote



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NORTH East academic Dr Bruce Charlton has caused quite a stir with his claim that the working classes have lower IQs than people from wealthier backgrounds, and should not be expected to win places at top universities.
He suggests that the low numbers of working-class students at elite universities is the "natural outcome" of IQ differences between classes.

Now we're asking for your views. Today's Web Vote question is:

Do the working classes have a lower IQ than people from wealthier backgrounds?

Click here to see how you voted in yesterday's poll which asked if Newcastle should sack jailed star Joey Barton.

> > Take part in Today's Web Vote.

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  • Last Updated: 22 May 2008 1:26 PM
  • Source: Shields Gazette
  • Location: South Shields
 
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Justs another Voter,

Romilly St. South Shields 23/05/2008 09:22:41
Intelligence has not been and is not determined on money. Constructive use of money takes brains(intelligence)but the choices made about money are no indication of the wealth status of the individual.
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