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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I think accusations of racism are serious, and shouldn't be taken lightly. Accusing coaches of being racist because an inexperienced player with questionable stick work (as all inexperienced players are) is put on defense. Accusing teammates of being racist because they don't pass you the ball. You'll find both happen on every team, some girls hog the ball, some girls can't catch, so players avoid passing them the ball. Maybe there was racist undertones to those decisions, certainly not enough evidence to conclude it is accurate and irresponsible imo. [/quote] I am guessing you are white and usually not on the receiving end of this sort of race based discrimination? The entire point is that the attitudes are pervasive, the actions are nearly impossible to prove, by design, and thusly, will continue until enough sunlight is on an issue and someone white decides to be a race traitor and admit to what they know happens behind closed doors. Most people will say the exact same thing you are saying, that accusations of racism are serious and shouldn't be taken lightly. But racist actions happen all the time and white people look the other way, because it doesn't affect them, or they are giving the benefit of the doubt to colleagues or teammates, or they don't want to cause social discomfort. Then, those who are perpetuating discriminatory acts are protected, and emboldened to continue, because they know their fellow white peers will not check their behaviors. [/quote] "race traitor" is a very divisive description. Way to be part of the problem and not the solution. [/quote]
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