> It does actually matter because minimum wages were created to prevent minorities from finding jobs and compete with whites, they still have the same effect to

> It does actually matter because minimum wages were created to prevent minorities from finding jobs and compete with whites, they still have the same effect today. I've already refuted that poor line of reasoning, I'm not going to revisit it, it's simply bad logic. You're too hung up in your "racial" narrative to objectively see anything here. Because we don't agree you're presuming I'm a privileged white; I'm a first generation minority as well who grew up poorer than you have probably ever been and I still don't agree with you. Minimum wage is not racist, not remotely, but it's clear you're unable to see that so go ahead, keep that delusion and see where it leads you. You've done little but fling irrational arguments, straw men, and deflect whenever a point is made that doesn't agree with your narrative, so there's no intelligent conversation to be had; you think anyone who doesn't agree with you is a racist. And by the way, there is meaning to be found in life outside of having a job; if there's a problem here, is that's you've been conned into thinking work defines who you are. Humans can be happy without a job, humans don't need jobs, they need meaning and that can be found in many other ways.