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Calling it an "indignity (perhaps with a racial dimension)" seems to me to be a classic case of mind reading another's motivations. There is a much more obviou
by starkd 4y ago
Calling it an "indignity (perhaps with a racial dimension)" seems to me to be a classic case of mind reading another's motivations.
There is a much more obvious motivation that is more than plausible: the desire to not get shot.
- fallinghawks 4y agoBulletproof glass will protect from all attackers regardless of their race. It's really reading in too far to say it's anti-Black; this feels like it means to pit Asians and Blacks against each other.