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In reply to the discussion: the evolution of a charge: from white privilege to white supremacist [View all]HFRN
(1,469 posts)90. 'I'd hate to be that limited. '
my impression is you have no awareness of your limitations
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Do you really think that if a Trump supporter, or David Koch, or an Alex Jones-head had taken that
GreatGazoo
Aug 2015
#15
"their hierarchy of needs placed their emotions above the urgency of black Lives"
Nuclear Unicorn
Aug 2015
#19
I agree, generally, but I think people are much more racist than they believe they are.
alarimer
Aug 2015
#11
no, they're not really hurt. I do find this intellectually interesting from a sociological perspect
cali
Aug 2015
#16
Many DUers have long recognized the "white privilege" meme as divisive, unproductive,
Nye Bevan
Aug 2015
#22
Therefore all white people in the US are truly progressive on race relations,
ronnie624
Aug 2015
#38
No, and I suggest you find someone who likes playing "Yes you are"/No I'm not" all day. I do not.
whathehell
Aug 2015
#91
You do realize that all meanings of a word in a dictionary entry are valid, right?
Gormy Cuss
Aug 2015
#97
There is an inheirent privilege to race. Race is the second assumption marker at first sight.
haele
Aug 2015
#56
It's not factual. It makes biased treatment the "norm", and fair treatment a "privilege"
whathehell
Aug 2015
#31
Exactly. Being treated courteously and respectfully by a cop should not be considered a "privilege",
Nye Bevan
Aug 2015
#32
Again, there's no 'privilige' in not being searched without probable cause..
whathehell
Aug 2015
#39
To the extent, that it isn't eroded, if not fully cancelled out, by the construction of my body..
whathehell
Aug 2015
#59
LOL/ I've gone dizzy trying to find it with so many people responding in this thread.
mmonk
Aug 2015
#104
Not sure what that has to do with your comment re: white guilt, but okay. n/t
OneGrassRoot
Aug 2015
#45