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I'm not sure you get the point of 'diversity'. The U.S has a class-based system that is very very strongly correlated with skin-color. Dark skin -> lower class,
by jeb 16y ago
I'm not sure you get the point of 'diversity'. The U.S has a class-based system that is very very strongly correlated with skin-color. Dark skin -> lower class, worker. White skin -> upper class, college educated. The system is there to spread dark skin across all strata of society, breaking the stereotype that a particular skin color belongs in a particular lower strata.
- cantastoria 16y agoThe system is there to spread dark skin across all strata of society, breaking the stereotype that a particular skin color belongs in a particular lower strata. The problem with this though is that whites have to pretend that the system doesn't exist for it work. If dark-skinned students are allowed in because of a well known preference program the stereotype is in fact reinforced.
- jeb 16y agoIn the short term it is reinforced. But on the longer term, you create a wide array of dark skinned college educated people who have college level jobs. College educated tend to breed college educated, and family/relatives will tend to be college educated. So in the medium term, the current state that the black community is in will change towards a more intellectual and educated one.
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- Khroma 16y agoI'm not sure about this. Pale skin color means you spend more time indoors (a job) and don't have much free time. Dark skin means you have enough free time to have a tan. In fact I think that the rich have darker skin and the poor have paler skin.