"Sure I've followed the issue enough to know (some of) the jargon. But labeling it doesn't solve it, that's my point." Labeling is part of identifying problems

"Sure I've followed the issue enough to know (some of) the jargon. But labeling it doesn't solve it, that's my point." Labeling is part of identifying problems which is necessary to figure out what needs to be fixed. "But in the end, a theatre showing films of interest to a minority will close, if they haven't got enough population to support them. Markets squeeze folks out all the time. All the laws in the land won't change that." Again, your example isn't even applicable to the real world problems that pose POC and other minorities. Can you actually stay on topic? "But its tilting at windmills to try to legislate much of it." And yet even George Will of all people in an interview on Econtalk (years ago) said that affirmative action may have done some good considering the time it was enacted. So, I think you're in the minority here in terms of opinions.