Talk:Pierre Mailloux

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This page was previously listed on Wikipedia:Votes for deletion. With new information, the nominator rescinded its nomination, and the result of the vote was to keep. You may view an archive of the vote at Wikipedia:Votes for deletion/Pierre Mailloux. Samaritan 16:13, 4 Apr 2005 (UTC)

[edit] Not true

On September 25 he cited studies used at the University of Montréal (Université de Montréal in French) in psycho-education classes on Tout le monde en parle that black people in the united states and native american people had lower IQ in average, a currently controversial topic of study about race and intelligence.

Guy A lepage cited this, not Doc mailloux, read french version of this article

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Lors de l'émission télévisée Tout le monde en parle (diffusée le 25 septembre 2005, voir lien ci-dessous), Guy A. Lepage cite une déclaration controversée que Doc Mailloux a faite 3 ans auparavant à propos d'une étude américaine touchant les Noirs d'Amérique du Nord, relativement aux conséquences modernes de l'application d'une sélection artificielle basée sur l'intelligence lors de la période de l'esclavage. Ce sujet très controversé porte sur l'étude de (en) liens entre l'origine ethnique et l'intelligence.