Posted on 09/05/2017 2:25:03 PM PDT by Cubs Fan
While overt and blatant expressions of prejudice seem to have declined on American university campuses over the last few decades, students of color still suffer from racism embedded in small things that White students say and do. This is especially true for White students who think that minorities are too sensitive about racial issues.
One more study in circular reasoning - people who subscribe to these ideas are racist - how do you know they’re racist? - because they subscribe to these ideas.......
>>We need to recognize the White nationalist/supremacist movement for what it is a well-armed domestic terrorist organization fueled by hate.
Have those in the “movement” referred to broken any laws? If so, please provide the specific details. If they haven’t, please excuse my lack of concern.
>>Only these twits get to pat themselves on the back for being progressively bigoted!
Precisely so. Everything you’ve stated is right on target.
Agitating is easier than studying and doing passing work.
You were guilty of cultural appropriation.
Unbelievable! After I typed in the word “cultural”, the word “appropriation” appeared as one of the three suggested words on my iPad.
My ancient dad’s a throwback. When he was in the hospital (in Canada) earlier this year for a broken femur, he thanked a helpful nurse by saying, “That’s mighty white of you.”
Mind you, he was genuinely nice to every race, color, and creed of employee that the Canadian health care system could throw at him — and that’s a pretty wide range.
We need to recognize morons, and avoid their noxious emissions.
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It is a tough job but yes, it is their fault if they make a mistake. Everyone is responsible for their actions.
2.Black people get unfair advantages due to scholarships and affirmative action.
Yes.
3.A lot of minorities are too sensitive.
Yes.
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