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Actually, Color-Blindness Isn’t Racist
« on: December 24, 2022, 10:53:29 pm »
Actually, Color-Blindness Isn’t Racist
Why have today's most celebrated intellectuals ignored the historical record to recast it as a reactionary idea? Coleman Hughes explains.
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Re: Actually, Color-Blindness Isn’t Racist
« Reply #1 on: December 25, 2022, 04:38:11 am »
The new attacks on the idea of color-blindness aren't intended to solve race problems...they're meant to create new laws giving preferences to certain people. Those certain people are non-white mostly black.
The new racists don't want any such thing as a color-blind society. They want to reverse the situation with blacks the top dog and whites forced to submit to their whims.
The idea that the least accomplished/most inept percent of the American population telling the other 87% what to do might seem preposterous. But not to the race merchants.

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Re: Actually, Color-Blindness Isn’t Racist
« Reply #2 on: December 25, 2022, 08:52:55 am »
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They want to reverse the situation with blacks the top dog and whites forced to submit to their whims.
A distinct racial minority 'ruling over' the racial majority was described as "apartheid" in South Africa.

The same people who objected to that, would impose it.
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