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Why are black people such good athletes?
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There is no single definitive answer to this question, however there are a number of potential factors that may contribute to the high prevalence of black people among top athletes. These include higher muscle density, increased testosterone levels, better cardiovascular endurance, a better sense of balance and coordination, as well as genetic factors. Additionally, many black communities place a heavy emphasis on sports and physical activity, providing the youth with better access to and opportunities for athletic development. 

Black people may also be seen as having an inherent advantage because of the historic underrepresentation of other races within competitive sports. This systemic inequality has resulted in fewer opportunities for athletic success among other races compared to black athletes due to a lack of adequate funding and resources within certain school and youth programs, as well as a lack of inclusion and awareness around these programs. Over time, the lack of adequate competition against black competitors has caused other races to develop a lower standard of athletic success when compared to the levels of accomplishment that have become commonplace within the black community.  As these advantages fade and new generations of athletes arise from all backgrounds with equal opportunities, it will be interesting to see if this will impact the amount of black athletes that are successful at the professional level.
 
In summary, there are multiple biological, environmental, and historical factors that contribute to black athletes being successful at the highest levels of athletic competition. These factors include an increased muscle density, higher testosterone levels, better cardiovascular endurance, a better sense of balance and coordination, a higher level of exposure to sports opportunities, and even systemic inequality in certain youth, school and professional athletic programs. It will be interesting to see how these factors, along with the shifting cultural and athletic environment, impact black athletes and their accomplishments in the coming years.