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In reply to the discussion: I Passed for White and Straight, Even Though I'm Not -- How Looks Hide My Identity [View all]alfredo
(60,301 posts)19. Call it fear of karma.
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I Passed for White and Straight, Even Though I'm Not -- How Looks Hide My Identity [View all]
xchrom
Dec 2013
OP
Disclosing may give you a better case if there is actual discrimination going on.
rucky
Dec 2013
#62
Then you just answered why the little race bubbles NEED to be filled out as mentioned in the OP.
NM_Birder
Dec 2013
#31
"all help to keep the notion of "inequality" alive and well." because inequality is alive and well.
seabeyond
Dec 2013
#65
What bullshit. They exist because inequality is alive and well. It's not a "notion."
marmar
Dec 2013
#71
It's an argument that literally makes no sense. As if ignoring racism will somehow make it vanish.
nomorenomore08
Dec 2013
#64
Maybe it was your sparkling personality, so often on display here for us at DU. nt.
Starry Messenger
Dec 2013
#45
Pretending racism doesn't exist does no one any favors. Even white people, ultimately.
nomorenomore08
Dec 2013
#61