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The "white privilege" myth vs reality.

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Answer 1

I remember before affirmative action blacks had families and live in the same neighborhoods as wights, it was only in a few places that there was segregated most of the country did not have a race problem. When the civil rights movement started it was black and wight people marching in the protest against those states and counties where there was race problems. then the government got involved and things went from working together to divided and all blacks became the victims of oppression even the ones that were not after a while they began to believe they were oppressed even though they were living and going to schools with their wight neighbors. Now they are self segregating in black only hoods and it's all the wight guys fault.

Answer 2

I have to give her credit for not losing her temper and becoming hysterical and/or violent as all her foolishness was exposed and dismantled.

She again spouted the foolish re-définition of racism that says, “black people can't be racist because they don’t have the power”. I first heard this racist definition of racism 4 decades ago when I was in college. Before that, racism was considered to be “prejudice or discrimination based upon race”. I guess they had to redefine it to fit the narrative and to victimize an entire race of people.


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