Liu argues that not all statistical discriminations are wrong but only those in which the statistical fact about a group is used to deny a member of that group consideration based on his or her relevant individual qualities.

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Liu's argument acknowledges that while statistical discrimination can be based on generalizations about a group, it becomes problematic and wrong when it prevents individuals from being assessed based on their own merits and relevant personal qualities.

Liu Argues That Not All Statistical Discriminations Are Wrong but Only