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SHOW US THE EVIDENCE

SHORT INTRO
JusticeSA asks a simple question: if race-based public policy is working, can Government show us the evidence? Read the research and the four questions at https://justicesa.com/en/campaign/show-us-the-evidence

POST 1 — WHO BENEFITS?
Who actually receives measurable B-BBEE benefits — and how many beneficiaries are poor, lower-income, middle-income or already affluent? JusticeSA is asking Government to publish the evidence. https://justicesa.com/en/campaign/show-us-the-evidence

POST 2 — HOW MUCH REACHES POOR HOUSEHOLDS?
A policy can have good intentions and still deserve measurement. How much measurable wealth-building benefit reaches poor and lower-income households? Show us the evidence. https://justicesa.com/en/campaign/show-us-the-evidence

POST 3 — WHEN SHOULD POLICY CHANGE?
What objective test tells South Africans when a race-based remedial policy has succeeded, should narrow, should change or should end? JusticeSA is asking for measurable review criteria. https://justicesa.com/en/campaign/show-us-the-evidence

POST 4 — FAIRNESS QUESTION
Does Government consider it fair and rational to treat white South Africans less favourably because they are white? If yes, JusticeSA asks Government to publish the evidence and legal basis showing why the differentiation remains fair, necessary and proportionate today. https://justicesa.com/en/campaign/show-us-the-evidence

POST 5 — RESEARCH
JusticeSA's 43.8% Non-White Group wealth share is a modelled estimate, not a directly published statistic. The assumptions and limitations are public so anyone can challenge them. https://justicesa.com/en/campaign/show-us-the-evidence/evidence/wealth-comparison-2023

POST 6 — INVITE SCRUTINY
If JusticeSA's calculations are wrong, show us where. We publish assumptions, distinguish estimates from reported facts and commit to correcting material errors openly. https://justicesa.com/en/accuracy-corrections

EMAIL INVITATION
Subject: Please look at this JusticeSA campaign

I thought you may be interested in JusticeSA's Show Us the Evidence campaign. It asks Government to publish measurable evidence about who benefits from B-BBEE, how much reaches poorer households, and why current race-based differentiation remains fair and necessary. The methodology and limitations are public and open to criticism.

Campaign: https://justicesa.com/en/campaign/show-us-the-evidence
Research: https://justicesa.com/en/campaign/show-us-the-evidence/evidence/wealth-comparison-2023