Re: This ‘anti-racism education’ sure looks a wfully ... racist

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On 9/7/20 8:49 AM, Willie Brown's Cum Dumpster wrote:
> We often hear that what this country needs is an honest 
> conversation about race. Here’s a whole lot of “honesty” for 
> you, from an unexpected place:
> 
> Black people are less likely than white people to be self-
> reliant. Black people are less likely to emphasize “rational 
> linear” and “quantitative” thinking. They are less likely to 
> think that “hard work is the key to success.” They believe in 
> punctuality less, and instant gratification more, than whites 
> do. Black people aren’t as likely to believe in a Christian God 
> and more inclined to be tolerant of pagan or polytheistic 
> religions.
> 
> Given that we are living in the age of cancel culture, I’d 
> better explain what I’m doing lest anyone think I believe this 
> nonsense.
> 
> All of this stuff — the bigotry, the stereotypes and the 
> outright falsehoods — isn’t my view. Nor did I get it from some 
> white supremacist Web site. Nope, it comes from a graphic 
> sourced and linked to by the ­National Museum of African-
> American History and Culture.
> 
> The museum’s site has a whole “Talking About Race” section. An 
> article on “whiteness” cites a graphic titled “Aspects and 
> Assumptions of Whiteness and White Culture in the United 
> States.” Much of the stuff from the graphic can be read as an 
> insult to black people if one simply assumes that black people 
> believe in these things less than white people.
> 
> For instance, with the graphic indicating that whiteness and 
> white culture are defined by “respect for authority,” an 
> appreciation for “delayed gratification,” the tendency to 
> “follow rigid time schedules” and the belief that “hard work is 
> the key to success,” the implication is that black people are 
> less defined by these values.

I have said that it's NOT the color of the skin but the Character of the
person under the skin.....  It is almost funny when the Democrats
themselves are always pointing to skin color as the problem when the
problem is right under their nose, the culture that builds the character.

We are a collection of all that we experience and the Genes we are
handed by FATE.  To create better character the people that are failing
need to strive to be more like the successful, NOT the other way around.

If your culture makes fun of success you're NOT likely to try to be
successful, you can thank Hollywood for promoting the ridicule of the
successful and Democrats for their FAILED MULTICULTURALISM. People
should transform their character to become successful where ever they
are.  And all varieties of character aren't successful in all places.
Nature forces certain choices and we adapt to them thus determining what
is successful Character.

That was fun so lets talk with Democrats "HONESTLY" about race more
often.... The problem is that Democrats aren't honest about race because
they want to use it as a weapon against the American peopl ejust so they
can gain power, what does that say about their CHARACTER?


> I’m pretty sure I’d be called a racist if I were to take my cues 
> from this list and say, “Unlike white people, black people don’t 
> believe that hard work is key to success.”
> 
> Some of the other race-based ­assertions from 30-year-old 
> research by Judith Katz, a white diversity consultant, aren’t 
> merely bigoted by implication, they’re just wrong. Sure, 
> “Christianity is the norm” for white Americans, though less so 
> every year. But do you know for whom the faith is even more of a 
> norm? Black Americans. And Hispanics.
> 
> According to the Pew Research Center, blacks and Hispanics are 
> more likely than whites to attend church — Christian church — 
> regularly. As for the notion that whites are disproportionately 
> biased against multi-god faiths, I can’t find any evidence for 
> it. Indeed, from what I can tell, most forms of ­paganism and 
> polytheism in America tend to be almost exclusively white 
> phenomena, though data here is pretty hard to come by.
> 
> There is a lot in this that makes me angry, but the worst thing 
> is that this garbage is almost designed to make race relations 
> worse. For instance, Katz’s cheat sheet informs us that a 
> defining norm of white communication is the notion that one 
> should “be polite.”
> 
> First, I only wish that were more true of white culture. But 
> more ­important, what in the world is this woman talking about?
> 
> Are good manners not a valuable norm for everybody? After all, 
> manners are simply modes of conduct to show others respect. Good 
> manners and mutual respect reduce the chances for conflict, 
> including violent conflict, in every society — which is why 
> every society has norms of politeness. Is that really just a 
> white norm that we need less of today? Should white people, in 
> order to shed their privilege, be less polite to anyone? To 
> black people? To immigrants?
> 
> If I were to say to a black friend, never mind a black stranger 
> or co-worker, “Look, I understand your culture doesn’t value 
> punctuality or hard work the way mine does,” would that be 
> better? It would be impolite, to say the least.
> 
> This nonsense works on the assumption that mainstream, bourgeois 
> norms — hard work, delayed gratification, punctuality, etc. — 
> have no intrinsic or extrinsic value separate and apart from 
> white culture and white privilege. That’s not only insane, it’s 
> harmful, because it gives people permission to reject these 
> norms as “structures of oppression” or some similar balderdash.
> 
> Why on earth would you want to tell black people such a thing? 
> Why would you want to tell anybody this stuff, even if it were 
> true?
> 
> I’m all for changing any norms of politeness that make black 
> Americans (or Hispanic-Americans, Asian-Americans, etc.) feel 
> ­oppressed or excluded. But I can’t fathom how putting these 
> ideas into action helps do anything of the sort.
> 
> https://nypost.com/2020/07/19/this-anti-racism-education-sure-
> looks-awfully-racist/
> 


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