Since you've already admitted that you aren't actually from the US, which of the following do you believe / not believe: 1. The US has social programs and educ

Since you've already admitted that you aren't actually from the US, which of the following do you believe / not believe: 1. The US has social programs and educational programs that assist economically underprivileged people in racially independent ways 2. In the US, there are particularities of racial relations and history that make groups like Native and African American populations particularly underserved even when accounting for economic status 3. Social programs that attempt to address (2) are morally objectionable, even if there are particular racial issues unique to the US's history and culture that make race a distinct class in addition to economic class. (One thing I find particularly odd is that people seem to generally favor anti-caste-discrimination regulations on HN, but find anti-US-race-discrimination laws. But both of those stem from the same underlying recognition: caste and race in the US are both strongly correlated with economic class, but even restricting to equivalent economic situations, lower-caste people in India (and subcultures where there is significant Indian cultural influence), and African American people in the US are more likely to face discrimination).