> I'm surprised by the number of people who don't get jobs due to reverse racism and then find out for a fact this was the case. Generally with 'classic' racism

> I'm surprised by the number of people who don't get jobs due to reverse racism and then find out for a fact this was the case. Generally with 'classic' racism you're left guessing. What is implausible about that? What you call the 'classic' type of racism has not been acceptable for half a century. Those racists have to hide or they are pushed out, sued, targeted by governments, boycotted, etc. The new "good" flavor of racism is openly pushed, celebrated, encouraged by governments and academia and politicians. Of course many racists will openly boast about their racism, and they will be praised for it.