"Rapper Rations"; do you mean byte samples of Hip Hop music, like Eminem, Goldie Lookin' Chain and other such popular acts? That data relates to the a non-British country. To support your point, provide UK-sourced data. There is also no scale. I assume you have studied the raw data to have the confidence to reproduce and defend the infographic you copied. What is the definition, in this context, of "Mean ratings"? What is the basis of "rate each other"; is this an assessment of sporting prowess, musical skills etc? I expect you can respond quite quickly, as no one would reproduce analytics like this without understanding the underlying data. In relation to the United Kingdom, what is the relevance of "Hispanics"? UK census data gives some indication of the number of Spanish Nationals in the UK, amounting to about 0.26% of the UK population. Is this the source of your angst; worry about 0.26% of the population. FYI, "Asian" has a different definition in US studies from the UK, so I don't think you can really relate this to the UK, unless you are forming a comment on the ethnic Chinese population in the UK, who amount to about 0.7% of the population. Additionally, in your analysis, given your access to the raw data, can you provide comment, within the White population, similar ratings extending to people of a Celtic ethnicity, Anglo-Saxon ethnicity, Polish ethnicity and Other White ethnicity (if your data goes deeper than that, please share). For instance, attitudes of Scottish people towards English.
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