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I don't think the "racism" faced by Indians is any less than Blacks. That said, I think given the task they're faced with, they tend to form very expansive sup
by enupten 12y ago
I don't think the "racism" faced by Indians is any less than Blacks.
That said, I think given the task they're faced with, they tend to form very expansive support networks, which are useful for career-wise.
See, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x3rqnUg_Myo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x3rqnUg_Myo
Can we stop using words with demonic connotations like "sexism", "racism" ? People tend to naturally discriminate against people who are unlike them. The usual propaganda makes this all the worse.
What we need is meta-education, which teaches people the limitations of their own biological selves, not Marxist "revolutions".