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Isn't the point of affirmate action and some DEI measures to correct for centuries of systemic injustice? If so I don't see why groups that have benefited and r

Isn't the point of affirmate action and some DEI measures to correct for centuries of systemic injustice? If so I don't see why groups that have benefited and reinforced their advantages for generations are now so easily offended by efforts to rebalance the scales. I'm a white male who was raised comfortably middle class. The more folks I've met and the more history I've studied, it's pretty clear I was born with a huge number of advantages many of my peers didn't enjoy. I don't mind them getting preferential treatment, even if I'm more qualified once in a while.

danielscrubs 2y ago
So you are born in the middle class, then it is a class issue? Will Smiths son Jaden had it way better than you. The axis for where to look is just bizarre. To really help, make sure the schools in poor areas are top notch, even better than upper class schools, and you will automatically fix the imbalance, without having to use equipment for darkness, dna samples to check the heritage and other clearly bizarre future paths.