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Generation X grew up in a country that had desegregated the schools, where we were taught that everyone was equal, to judge people "on the content of their character, not the color of their skin." Now, all that has been tossed out, lol! Segregation is returning under the name of "safe spaces," there is a constant vilification of whites in academia and the media. In the current year, every interaction no matter how banal and ordinary between whites and blacks has a racial subtext. Individualism is out, racial identity is in.
Nah, I think you're more likely to be another Reginald Denny than me, given your level of antagonism. Whatever.
Recalling that Reginald Denny didn't "antagonize" anyone. He was just in the unfortunate situation of being white in the clutches of a band of racists.
Generation X grew up in a country that had desegregated the schools, where we were taught that everyone was equal, to judge people "on the content of their character, not the color of their skin." Now, all that has been tossed out, lol! Segregation is returning under the name of "safe spaces," there is a constant vilification of whites in academia and the media. In the current year, every interaction no matter how banal and ordinary between whites and blacks has a racial subtext. Individualism is out, racial identity is in.
Yes. Well, if this is what Ted Kennedy wanted, there is more to come...
Recalling that Reginald Denny didn't "antagonize" anyone. He was just in the unfortunate situation of being white in the clutches of a band of racists.
Denny should have floored it, and driven over every single thug in his way.
They want people to think that race relations are getting worse but society says otherwise.
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