> Either you're against discrimination or you're only against discrimination against <protected class X>, which makes you a discriminator. "The Master's Tools

> Either you're against discrimination or you're only against discrimination against <protected class X>, which makes you a discriminator. "The Master's Tools Will Never Dismantle the Master's House" Moreover, I strongly suspect this kind of "reverse discrimination" (and general conditioning to identify racially) is driving a lot of right-wing radicalization. Even if you don't think "reverse racism" qualifies as "racism", surely you should be concerned if it is indeed driving more ole-fashioned, anti-minority racism, right?