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Voter ID in England led to racial and disability discrimination, report finds
(www.theguardian.com)
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Wait, are they saying if someone is a different ethnicity they are more likely to not check if the ID matches?
That's how it reads to me but I don't think it's the intention?
I think it means they're less likely to be able to identify that the ID photo is the same person as the one standing in front of them. It's the other-race effect, which I understand is quite natural for people of all races that have less experience with other races.
Yeah, that's what I assumed it was supposed to mean, but it really doesn't read that way to me.