Search Results: white men vs black men

Im an avid reader of science because I have lab equipment, tens of thousands of dollars worth of it, that I like to do personal research with, currently just as a hobby.
So I've happened to read a lot about microbiology. And I found some mold growing in my kitchen today, and i knew it was toxic to my health but didn't know just how much.

Upon reading up on it, i have been having a hard time continuing to live in this house. Mold is seriously toxic.
It basically degenerates your nervous system. Can cause any of the four dementias, and it can induce depression, anxiety, confusion, schizophrenia, low iq, and autism. Kids with autism have been found to have significantly higher levels of mycotoxins in samples of their urine than controls.
So we've established that brain damage can occur from toxins in the environment making their way into the bloodstream, through the bloodbrain barrier and to the brain. Thus, the basis for the argument that vaccines cause autism, and maybe they do. Who knows? But one thing is for sure, a lot of homes black kids grow up in are dirty, filled with mildew and mold. And guess what? Blacks have a higher rate of autism than do whites. Another interesting point is in regard to the body fat percentage of blacks vs whites and males vs females. Blacks are more masculine by nature thus they have lower body fat on average. Body fat can absorb toxins thus saving your nervous system from sustaining permanant damage.
The blood brain barrier on males and blacks maybe thinner than that of whites and females, thus increasing the likelihood of brain damage.
Tell me if it makes sense to you.

A Black man walked into a room vs. a white man walked into a room.

The argument is: "The AP said white people in general have much less shared history and culture, and don’t have the experience of being discriminated against because of skin color." I am not sure why that means that one should be capitalized and one shouldn't. I think "African" or "African-American" should be capitalized, but not black.