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Canadian psychology professor (1943–2012)
Medical and journalistic reviews disagree about small statistical differences but broadly conclude that large, consistent race-based differences in penis size are not supported by high-quality evidenc...
Empirical evidence is mixed: historical and regional compilations have reported small average differences by population, but broad, clinician‑measured reviews and expert summaries conclude differences...
Peer‑reviewed, clinician‑measured studies that break down penis size by U.S. racial or ethnic groups are sparse and disputed; large reviews and authoritative summaries report little or no meaningful d...
Recent large-scale meta-analyses and systematic reviews show that global average erect penis length clusters around roughly 5.1–5.5 inches (≈13–14 cm) with modest regional differences detected by pool...
Racialized myths about genital size are historically rooted stereotypes that persist despite weak or biased empirical support, and they inflict measurable psychological and social harm by shaping perc...
Two recent lines of evidence present conflicting pictures: a 2024–2025 systematic review and meta-analysis reports in penile size with the largest stretched and flaccid measures in men living in the A...