> only minorities of some sort suffer from worse opportunities.. that is utterly ridiculous. > You throw under the bus anyone who’s in “not marginalized” group

> only minorities of some sort suffer from worse opportunities.. that is utterly ridiculous. > You throw under the bus anyone who’s in “not marginalized” group but had a shitty lack of opportunity, and vice versa. The entire definition of “marginalized” is “pushed out to the margins”. In the case of equity, it’s that marginalization that means a lack of opportunity. So throwing people under the bus who had a lack of opportunity means a bad definition of the marginalized. Which has happened. A lot. So many mistakes have been made in trying to provide equitable outcomes. Shameful ones. But that doesn’t mean the whole concept is bad. > I am literally willing to fight in a war to stop it at this point if it comes to it. If you’re willing to die for something, you better be damn sure you’re fighting the right enemy. Given what you’ve said here, I don’t think you’ve found them yet.