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Obviously, we now live in an age of "multiculturalism" and our society is one where Whites, even though a rapidly declining majority, are the real minority.
My question is, when exactly did this sad state of affairs come into being? What were the key, watershed moments that set in motion the series of events that brought us to our present situation?
What's so sad about growing at a slower rate than other ethnic groups?
If you have such a big problem with it, go out there and start having more babies.
It depends on your definition of white. This is one of the reasons why race is commonly looked at as social construct. While it says 80% white, it also has 65.6% white non Hispanic. Unless you consider Arabs and Hispanics(when many are mixed race or mestizo) as white, then most people will put the white population at about 65%. Many Arabs are only white on papers(the census, applications). In everyday conversations on race, not many see Arabs/Middle Easterns as white. Most Americans view white as meaning predominately of European origin.
Last edited by Chicagoland60426; 02-20-2010 at 10:51 PM..
Obviously, we now live in an age of "multiculturalism" and our society is one where Whites, even though a rapidly declining majority, are the real minority.
My question is, when exactly did this sad state of affairs come into being? What were the key, watershed moments that set in motion the series of events that brought us to our present situation?
I am particularly interested in knowing the answers to these questions insofar as the U.S. is concerned.
If anyone would be willing to shed light on these questions, I would appreciate it.
Thanks in advance.
You are a fool. There is a forum for people like you, its called stormfront.
I just like to say, many here responding are mainly mentioning "blacks" or African American to respond to the op.
Go live in Miami for a while, interact with the black community there and you'll come to find that many have a under lying hatred and prejudice for hispanics because they view them as haven stolen many potential jobs from the black community.
So prejudice, and bad feelings to "minorities" are not just for the "white man" to potentially have. And as a matter of fact a lot of hispanics in Miami looked down on blacks as much as a KKK white guy would. I remember talking to a hispanic (Cuban heritage) city of Miami police officer who had a beat in over town and his term to describe the blacks in the area were n***ers this, n***ers that. I was rather put back by what came out of his mouth.
On a smart ass note, those that responded "have more white babies if you are worried" does that mean maybe "whites" should start having more babies with multiple partners and just expect the government to pick up the tab for all the fatherless babies with mothers who can't afford them?
American indians? They use to war with each other, I bet they called each other with racial or tribal slurs. So please, the "indians are the only pure ones" routine is old.
Obviously, we now live in an age of "multiculturalism" and our society is one where Whites, even though a rapidly declining majority, are the real minority.
My question is, when exactly did this sad state of affairs come into being? What were the key, watershed moments that set in motion the series of events that brought us to our present situation?
I am particularly interested in knowing the answers to these questions insofar as the U.S. is concerned.
If anyone would be willing to shed light on these questions, I would appreciate it.
Thanks in advance.
Why do you only start racist threads like these? C-D is not the place for this. Please go back where you belong.
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