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It does not seem fair to me to exclude or include people in financial aid programs based on the colour of their skin. Individual circumstances seems like a muc
by pipes 2y ago
It does not seem fair to me to exclude
or include people in financial aid programs based on the colour of their skin. Individual circumstances seems like a much fairer and much less divisive system.
- amarcheschi 2y agoI hope that this was valued in accordance to other values. Eg. A rich black kid in Washington probably wouldn't be eligible to receive this grants, while a poor white kid in Kentucky would. I also hope that "systemic discrimination" would take into account more than just skin color
- netsharc 2y agohttps://knowyourmeme.com/photos/2686895-equality-equity-justice https://knowyourmeme.com/photos/2686895-equality-equity-just... , hopefully this is still visible to the people in oppressed regimes.. This comments section seem to be full of the "Fuck Woke DEI" Maganazis and mentioning "systemic racism" will trigger them, but if you're still reading, look at George Floyd, in an alternate world, he'd be a wealthy person descendant of landowners, but in this reality, his grandparents' land was stolen, he grew up poor (and black) and ended up being yet another black-murdered-by-cop figure: https://dwkcommentaries.com/2020/10/08/a-moving-biography-of-george-floyd/ https://dwkcommentaries.com/2020/10/08/a-moving-biography-of... . But snowflakes get triggered if there's an idea of better treatment for descendants of victims of systemic racism (another snowflake trigger word). To the snowflakes: Hey, why care about all that, your continued violence has won you the ethno-supremacy fascism you wanted, where being white and incompetent doesn't matter, because you'll get that cushy job anyway!