azbob
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I was chatting to a black person
Sure you were...
I was chatting to a black person
I was chatting to a black person who claimed whites are racist.
I asked him for one example of racism towards his person.
He could not give one example.
I did.Sure you were...
Who counts as black then?Given that critical race theory is actually based on the premise that race is a socially constructed (culturally invented) category, and is not genetic or biological, I think you'll be waiting a long time for that day.
I did.
How about you give an example of racism toward you.
EminemWho counts as black then?
Karin's be Karining...Why is it almost always a self-hating white woman?
Why is it almost always a self-hating white woman?
Anyone who fits into the socially constructed category of 'black people' - the category constructed on a arbitrary selection of physical characteristics... Obviously, duhWho counts as black then?
I'll raise you Rachel Dolezal.Eminem
You win, that Chappelle joke was greatI'll raise you Rachel Dolezal.
So, he can't have evidence of white racism if he's never been a victim of white racism? That's some weird logic. The guy could have talking **** and racist but you're deduction is just as bad.I was chatting to a black person who claimed whites are racist.
I asked him for one example of racism towards his person.
He could not give one example.
That isn't an answer.Anyone who fits into the socially constructed category of 'black people' - the category constructed on a arbitrary selection of physical characteristics... Obviously, duh
You mean that isn't an answer you likeThat isn't an answer.
There are no objective criteria, that's the point - the definition of who is black changes by region, culture, time period, etc. There are defining physical characteristics - skin colour, hair type, facial proportions and other arbitrarily selected physical characteristics, that are used systemically, by society and culture, to categorise people into different racial groups or constructs.What are objective criteria for determining when a person is black?
So there are no objective criteria about membership, yet progressive policy requires you to divide people according to this non-objective criteria and assign benefits to them.You mean that isn't an answer you like
There are no objective criteria, that's the point - the definition of who is black changes by region, culture, time period, etc. There are defining physical characteristics - skin colour, hair type, facial proportions and other arbitrarily selected physical characteristics, that are used systemically, by society and culture, to categorise people into different racial groups or constructs.