[SauronOfMordor]

Beware all you who would enter. Here are the rules: you are welcome to work hard between 20 and 40. But then please retire at 50 and return home. Stay young, healthy, single, sterile, and lawful - and we want you; get old or injured, marry, procreate, or break the law - and we don't

Does the author think it's much different for a white American in corporate America?

[vikingcelt]

"Does the author think it's much different for a white American in corporate America?" I would think that he knows that it's not much different. Victor Davis Hanson is a very, very intelligent man and of the common people. I can really relate to him because I grew up in a small farming town in the Central Valley in California. At that time though the people who came in the summer to pick the fruit were not from Mexico. They were white Americans who encamped along the roads and worked in the orchards. Does anyone remember "Harvest of Shame"? (I think that's what it was called) It was a film about migratory farmworkers. I often wonder what happened to those people and their descendents. I really, really wonder. You never hear about them anymore.