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Wouldn't it logically follow that issues of systemic racism are a bigger problem than the narrative of systemic racism? Can't that be true without being a brain
by tolbish 5y ago
Wouldn't it logically follow that issues of systemic racism are a bigger problem than the narrative of systemic racism? Can't that be true without being a brainwashed white guilted liberal?
- JamesBarney 5y agoOne problem is the narrative makes it harder to make progress on systemic racism. Outside of very liberal strongholds identity politics can't get passed and they get in the way of any progress you want to actually make at trying to minimize the difference in outcomes between races.
- tolbish 5y agoYou are assuming that admitting existence of systemic racism is identity politics.
- JamesBarney 5y agoNo I'm not I'm arguing that selling the vast majority of policies and legislation as being about equity is bad politics. People define systemic racism as different outcomes for black people than white people. Basically no one denies that.