[Yaelle]

Takeaway from your post, which I agree with: When black people achieve something great, their race is an important, intrinsic fact. When white people achieve something great, their race is of zero importance.

[Ohioan]

Yes and no. The sum of all that goes into any individual is important in appreciating that individual. Race (heredity), location, associations, beliefs, and experiences all help define one. Pretending that any of us are simply vague ideas floating in some fantasy world, has become a mantra of those who want to undermine the continuity of every people's cultural achievements.

The people seeking to foist PC nonsense on the rest of us, are almost to the man or women devotees of humanist craziness that would virtually abolish the concept of community or national continuity. They are the enemies of all races, communities, etc., who take responsibility for their own futures.