How Do People Measure Intelligence Based On Race And Class

People measure intelligence based on race and class, but those factors have nothing to do with mental capacity. Many people think that a person is intelligent because they went to a university, got a degree, and have a good paying job, so they must be smart and know everything however that's not true. People can achieve intelligence by learning or by following their passion in whatever they love it doesn’t matter where you fall with race and class. Judgements about intelligence carry great weight in our society, and have a tendency to make sweeping assumptions of people’s intelligence because of the kind of work they do, amount of money they make and their race.
We live in a society where how much money one is able to make to earn is correlated with one’s intelligence. People making another feel less about their job affect their sense of who they really are and what they can do, as individuals and as a society. I believe that we should treat everybody equal and stop categorizing people because of their
For example, in Rose essay, he mentions “I couldn’t have put it in words when I was growing up, but what I observed in my mother’s restaurant defined the world of adults, a place where competence was synonymous with physical work. I’ve since studied the working habits of blue-collar workers and come to understand how much my mother’s kind of work demands of both the body and the brain” his mother’s shows how people with a low level of education excelled in their work field and gained hands- on experience and knowledge on the job they learned from trial and error and know what works best and know how to solve problems. From personal experience, I’ve had dealt with people who criticized the type of