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Another thread ninjahoodwinked
It's so obvious that I feel stupid saying it amongst other adults, but acknowledging the realities of the world instead of ignoring it eventually makes for a better place. As has been stated before, most of us are doing much better in life than being a truck driver, so nobody is blaming anyone for anything. It's just acknowledgement of realities.
When you don't acknowledge systemic racism, then the only plausible justification for the plight of African-Americans is actual racism. And no I'm not black or poor, I just don't tell myself fairytales about why others aren't as "good" as I am to make myself feel better about my position, that they're somehow inferior which means I'm superior in some way.
Impoverished black communities are the most easy to comprehend case studies of the power of socioeconomic factors, if you study it and still don't get it then you're either too simple or just choosing to be ignorant to stroke your own ego more.
Pretty much.
Well said