The final straw was surely the grotesque affair of Richard Herrnstein and Charles Murray's The Bell  Intelligence and Class Structure in American Life . This book came close to claiming that, given your genes, it makes no difference to your economic success whether you grew up in Scarsdale or the South Bronx.
Hernstein and Murray say genes matter more than circumstances.
Herstein and Murray say where you grow up matters more than anything else.
They are kicking a soccer ball.
A boy kicks another boy in the shin.
A significantly detailed analysis was carried out because the EPA warned of an expensive burden on small entities.
The old compact is very slow but it's effective.
The girl is wearing a red dress.
Two women wearing urban camo talk on their cellphones.