Yes yes yes that's all great. It's important that people view people as individuals. But it's also important that people who live in a system examine who benefits from the system and who is oppressed by it and if they see people being oppressed by the system that bestows advantages on them (not because they are individuals with value contributing something spectacular but because they are part of the dominant culture that is rewarded by the system), then, THEN, if they have consciences, they try to confront the problems and contribute to their solution.
It's also all well and good to say, "This shouldn't even BE an issue" but it IS an issue. To then say "*I* don't see race" is not only impossible but it's an abnegation of any duty or responsibility or ethical decision to do something to help change things for the better. Which is totally fine even though I personally believe the maxim that if you aren't part of the solution, you're part of the problem. But other people can make other decisions. But if they think they "don't see" race or if they think giving, for example, black actors jobs is RACIST, well, I think they're deeper in denial than most.
On a side note, it's delightful to see so many long posts from the lying man who wondered how I do anything when I post regularly on these boards! I guess he took some of the copious time he normally spends donating and volunteering to overthrow the current two party political system to wonder aloud like a good Ayn Randian how unions or the governtment would guarantee and regulate this isuse when NO ONE NOT A SINGLE PERSON SUGGESTED ANYTHING LIKE THAT BUT HIS PARANOID BRAIN COULD NOT NOT TAKE HIM THERE!
Get well right quick, Liza'sHeadrand
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Updated On: 5/26/15 at 10:09 PM
