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Yep. Blacks are not buying the constant Democrat racist rants that blacks will never measure up.Poll finds decline in belief that Blacks and Asians face racial discrimination
Meanwhile, about 3 in 10 people said DEI increased discrimination against white people.
Progress is sometimes hard to measure; if people feel like they are less discriminated against, is it true?
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It wont die unless the underlying conditions that drive people to stand up for racial justice is given attention. Sorry but “just dont bring up race” is not what stops racism.
It has been given attention and it largely doesn't exist anymore. Leave it alone to die. I'm so ****ing sick of the race baiting.
Actually it does which is why we are out in the streets. You can continue to whine or help fix things. Your choice. Screaming about “race baiting” has never in the history of mankind ever solved anything
The fact that we still have asshats out in the street is not proof of anything.
I dunno i dont consider the people i work with to be asshats. In fact we were successful in running the klan out of our town to never return again despite the constant naysayers who have never done activism in their lives we were successful. There are still things left to be done. We have an extremely racist veep, a racist president, and a modern genocidal maniac in charge of immigration.
Just want are the underlying conditions? I think that's debatable. Cancel culture not only kept us from discussing it, but it biased the discussion in one direction.
Affirmative action asks employers not to consider race, sex, sexual preference, disability, or religion into consideration when hiring. How does that not make sense in 2025?
This is it. The propaganda that the right has had on full display of the so called "reverse discrimination" has finally come home to roost.Whites are the real victims of white supremacy.
"Despite largely holding the political, economic and social levers of power, nearly a third of white Americans say they have seen “a lot more” discrimination against white people in the past five years – and more than half of them say they have not seen a rise in discrimination against Black and Latino Americans."
Poll reveals white Americans see an increase in discrimination against other white people and less against other racial groups
Researchers found political partisanship is a significant factor in determining perceptions of discrimination against different racial groups.
That is precisely the opposite of what it does.
If that's what you mean, sure, let's do that.
Prove it. Show us the EO and the wording that does the opposite of seeking to kill discrimination. I even provided the link for you to reference.
Your link said nothing of the kind. But if all you mean by "affirmative action" is civil rights laws against discrimination, then I'm not interested in arguing semantics anyway. Like I said...let's do that.
The link says exactly that.
It was you who referenced AA, not me. I'm just asking why you believe trying to outlaw discrimination makes less sense in 2025.
Like I said, I'm on board with doing that, if that's how you want to define "affirmative action." Even though no one else defines it that way. It's unclear to me why you want to argue semantics or whether you even disagree with anything I wrote. Kinda sounds like you're arguing just to argue.
Objectively? No.
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