Anyone ever watch "Third Rock from the Sun"? There was an episode this season dealing with this very thing. Dick hears about a "black student support group" at the university, and he tries to find out more. He can't get in, and ends up inadvertantly offending both his secretary and one of his students, both of whom are black. He then, to find out exactly what goes on at these meetings, asks the barkeep where they can find a white support group. He points them to a white power rally. (What DO they have against a lower-case "t", anyway? ) Why is it, when black people create a group dedicated to advancing ONLY black people, they're praised, but if white people created the exact same organization, but dedicated to helping ONLY white people, they'd be vilified? It's discrimination, either way, and I find the whole idea dispicable.
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Thank you Omega. I see my point was very clear. It is despicable.
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) Why is it, when black people create a group dedicated to advancing ONLY black people, they're praised, but if white people created the exact same organization, but dedicated to helping ONLY white people, they'd be vilified? It's discrimination, either way, and I find the whole idea dispicable.
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