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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][img]https://static.diffen.com/uploadz/d/dd/Inclusion.jpg?_gl=1*kwfoqy*_ga*MTYwMTQ3ODAzOS4xNjc1NTUxNzM2*_ga_68854RYLK1*MTY3NTU1MTczNi4xLjEuMTY3NTU1MTc2MC4wLjAuMA..[/img][/quote] Except this isn’t how equity plays out in real life. The person on the left would be standing in a hole so he couldn’t see just like the others. When we can’t figure out how to bring others up, we hold people back to close the gap, particularly in public education. [/quote] Just stop. You keep trying to push this false narrative. No, the person on the left does not and is not really in a hole. This is just your paranoid narrative of “Those people are taking something from me so they can get a decent life.” Yeah, no. [/quote] When a wealthy black person with strong family ties and community support is given a specific material advantage over a poor white person from a broken home and without any community support then how else would you describe it? Why is skin color more worthy of “equity” than economic class, education level or family circumstances?[/quote]
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