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0 pointswolverine8764y ago0 comments

> Now that explicit racism is no longer the norm

It remains the norm in many places IME, including on the Internet and in many private conversations with white people.

Which returns us to the problem: What do we do about the other civil rights of minorities? People keep focusing on free speech for the majority and never address the far more serious problem.

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account424y ago

> > Now that explicit racism is no longer the norm

> It remains the norm in many places IME, including on the Internet and in many private conversations with white people.

If you insist on grouping and stereotyping people by their race then you are the one that is perpetuating racism.

wolverine876OP4y ago

Again, What do we do about the other civil rights of minorities?. Notice how people talk about everything else. Once you notice this pattern, you will see it everywhere and see it going back generations, which is how the racist status quo continues (whether or not that's the intent of the people talking).

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