White DEI advocates will always speak over you. |
It means that racism isn't completely absent. Instances of racism exist within interracial marriages, white people will always biases and prejudices that may affect their relationships and children, which stem from societal influences, family expectations, and personal experiences. |
Just the elitist attitude that needs to change. You can learn a lot from people with different viewpoints. -old STEM major who is doing quite well, thanks |
I wasn't correctly characterized at all. But we all know that facts don't matter to some people. |
Meh. Private schools have a lot of built-in extra days. |
Now interracial marriage is racist? |
I'm sure you don't, but don't let that stop you from being a judgmental hypocrite. We all know types like you. |
The elitist attitude comes from your demographic. You're completely out of step with what is going on today. Do you even have children in school? Or do you think reading posts here keeps you current and up to date? |
DEI revels in Dr. Seuss logic like this. |
This is what I love about intense DEI advocates -- Apparently only white people are influenced by biases and external expectations. Black people, presumably, always think rationally and perfectly objectively. (Non-white/non-black people are not characterized here, from a black advocate's perspective, DEI is only about black people, until someone reminds them otherwise.) |
Whoops, should have offered a trigger warning for "Dr. Seuss" |
No one has ever written this. |
LOL. It's right there in the post I replied to. |
That's exactly what the person PP is responding to said. Only white people have biases and prejudices from family, culture etc. Everyone else grows up in some sort of vacuum? What else could this possibly mean? |
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