DCAllAfrican
Bend_The_Knee
this made me think about the following question I'm about to ask:
Do you think that this modern form of political correctness correlates w/ "white guilt/privilege" and is another form of racism?
Over the last few years I've noticed an "intolerance" towards any outward form of picking or "bullying" at anything different. I've grew up around fairly diverse settings and usually around minorites whether that be, east/west africans, latin/west indians (too many different types), black americans, se asians during my high school years, etc. And w/ all of those different cultures around one another observations are made and sometimes you make fun of what you see. Not even on some malicious ****, we just be cracking jokes, jokes will get cracked back et cetera. With that said, there's almost never problem a w/ this form of cultural/ethnic bonding until white come around.
I am really beginning to think that they do this (problem starting) b/c they can't do it due to them being the oppressors & they're showing another form of entitlement in how they police what people say and how they act. Like "if we can't be involved then you can't do it." It often feels like projection to me. I personally didn't really start saying the n-word until a white woman told I couldn't say the n-word. Idky it did, but when she told me "you can't say that." it completely rubbed me the wrong way. Not to mention, a lot offensive **** is offensive b/c them. How do make Japanese shorten a racial slur? Idk how, but they managed too.
Would they diversify their law firm w/ an equal amount racial groups as fast they would condemn someone saying something offense? I'm talking 8 whites, 8 blacks, 8 E. Asians, 8 Mestizos, 8 etc. I'm talking about a completely equal setting. Would they do that? Or would they have 10 whites and 8 per group for everyone else?
JRepp23
jrose5
know and he will comment soon. I did this as a CONSERVATIVE black man
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