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It seems obviously true that the majority of people from tech are white. Beyond that it isn't much of a stretch that the 'average' experience of a white man fr
by rocqua 7y ago
It seems obviously true that the majority of people from tech are white.
Beyond that it isn't much of a stretch that the 'average' experience of a white man from suburbia is different from that of a black man from suburbia.
- svd4anything 7y agoWhy is it black vs white? What about all the other colors ... It’s hard to say for one generation previously but for current generation of middle class suburban American teens I think differences in perceptions between races and genders are diminishing rapidly. I just find it odd that it seems at almost every opportunity a commenter or poster will look to insert “white” like a dirty word in discussions. That strategy is backfiring terribly imho and I hope it can pass as some sociological fad in the next 10-15 years. I can say with certainty the teens growing up today in “middle class” suburban america are likely to look down on injecting “white” whenever possible for minimal or even irrelevant distinction. Sorry if my view offends anyone.