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NYT: Can my Children be friends with white people
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(11-13-2017, 10:16 PM)Sociopathicsteelerfan Wrote: We completely agree.  What is troubling is that the NYT saw fit to give this article space in their organ of record.  Would they deign to do so for Richard Spencer or a member of ISIS?  We have many obstacles to overcome before we view each others as human beings and not ethnicities.  One of those hurdles is not allowing one group to be immune from the relevant criticism that comes from engaging in this type of bigotry.  The Holocaust has certainly not shielded criticism of Israel or given Jewish people free reign to indulge in bigoted dialogue.  I'm against racism and we need to call it out, no matter the melanin content of the speaker's skin.

Can anyone logically disagree with this?

It was akin to Spencer saying his kids can't ever be friends with black kids because they'll eventually commit crimes against them, which no one would allow in a major newspaper.

A fair and open criticism of institutionalized racism can occur without sweeping generalizations about white people, especially when the generalizations are "all white people".
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RE: NYT: Can my Children be friends with white people - BmorePat87 - 11-13-2017, 10:28 PM

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