RE: RE: Systemic Racism
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RE: Systemic Racism

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Thanks so much for responding thoughts-in-time@thoughts-in-time :-) Like I said in the article: there are no simple solutions. A good start however, would be that white men stop acting like victims whenever something, anything at all, is done to correct the wrongs that originated in the past. Whenever affirmative action is taken to increase representation of historically suppressed groups, that includes women as well, there's a loud group of white men who suddenly act as if THEY are discriminated against. I'm not saying that that's what you're trying to say here, I just thought it necessary to be said. When you speak of an "undo-button" I get the feeling you think there is a simple solution for the injustices that have been built up in centuries. Is that so? And if yes, where's that button? Like you said: everything's connected, and a small change here could lead to a radical change there... Which is why there are no simple solutions...

@zyx066: Thanks so much | Ecency