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It's that American cultural aversion to ever admitting that race is tied to history, they want to be seen to be doing something about racism but still do it thr
by faceplanted 6y ago
It's that American cultural aversion to ever admitting that race is tied to history, they want to be seen to be doing something about racism but still do it through a racist lens where what matters is whether you look black and not what it actually means to have been discriminated against by American history and policy.
- MiroF 6y ago> not what it actually means to have been discriminated against by American history and policy. There is a massive historical element to the position that most black americans find themselves in now. But there is also ongoing racism, which I don't see how you can tackle with only color blind policies.