hellothere124 Archive

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1	MCTC prof reprimanded for alienating white students during structural racism discussion There you go again, failing to grasp the point, as well as failing to answer the very pointed questions. I will go elsewhere, thanks for proving my point though.	/r/MensRights	04/12/13 09:14 PM
1	MCTC prof reprimanded for alienating white students during structural racism discussion Actually it is harping and it is an indication you don not understand my point, it is almost the same as grammar Nazi harping on a punctuation issue to detract from their lack of response to the main idea of a discussion. To make it a bit easier, let me just ask you straight out: do you deny that systemic racism exists? Do you deny that it is an issue? My point here was that years and years of oppression (which I don't think you can deny existed) has effects that are still felt today. This is a …	/r/MensRights	04/12/13 05:19 PM
1	MCTC prof reprimanded for alienating white students during structural racism discussion Ah, well thank you for the history lesson, I stand corrected on that point. However you harping on one incorrect point in a overall larger argument indicates to me that you didn't really understand my point. It was not about the 3/5 law, it was on the general oppression of minorities (namely blacks), in the past, and the fact that the effect will obviously still be felt today. So let me reiterate. This professor was pointing out the existence of systemic racism, something that I think we all can…	/r/MensRights	04/12/13 04:54 PM
0	MCTC prof reprimanded for alienating white students during structural racism discussion Except she is NOT assigning the cause of the problem to skin color and sex, she is assigning the problem to remnants of the past, which still play a role in the current day. She is not holding these students personally responsible, She is also not holding "white people" as a group responsible, as they are also generations removed from individuals in the past whose ideologies and lets face it, racist beleifs, led to structural racism that still exists today. Unless I am mistaken, from my understa…	/r/MensRights	04/12/13 04:42 PM
1	MCTC prof reprimanded for alienating white students during structural racism discussion Well, from all accounts I read, she did not single any person or group out as being "racist", i.e. she certainly said "white people are racist" or "white males are racist", and if she did, I absolutely agree is that is over the top, out of line and flat out wrong. From my understanding, she was referring to structural and institutional racism, which DOES exist. I fail to see how this singles out a group, or says that the group is racist. All it does is call attention to the fact that members of …	/r/MensRights	04/12/13 03:35 PM
1	LURKERS! Im calling you out... Hello, been reading this from time to time and think its pretty interesting. However, I feel conflicted quite often..on one hand, I love being an awesome finance, taking care of my SO, making sure I do good and look good for both him and myself, I am glad he calls me out on my bullshit, etc. However on the other hand, I feel like it almost goes against everything I've been told, learned in my 26 years, and I subconsciously reject many of the ideas as "wrong"...even though I really am drawn to th…	/r/RedPillWomen	04/12/13 03:25 PM
1	MCTC prof reprimanded for alienating white students during structural racism discussion How did she marginalize anyone? Really..by teaching? Are you being marginalized by learning about the civil rights movement? How about slavery and the civil war? Do Germans feel marginalized when we learn about World War 2? Do British people feel marginalized when discussing the Revolutionary War? I assume for most reasonable people, the answer to these is no, and I am failing to see the difference between these	/r/MensRights	04/12/13 02:58 PM
0	MCTC prof reprimanded for alienating white students during structural racism discussion Yes I understand that, but blacks were also not considered to be a "full person" less than 150 years ago. Are you saying that the effects of these policies and others like it have simply disappeared in such a short time? Either way, it seems that you are simply saying that because something cannot be 100% proven (actually that is giving you the benefit of the doubt, all your statement says is that people were wrong in the past therefore they are currently wrong about a completely unrelated topic…	/r/MensRights	04/12/13 02:48 PM
0	MCTC prof reprimanded for alienating white students during structural racism discussion So the MANY studies researched and written by those far more educated than you or I..all wrong? All bullying? All bigoted? Just trying to clarify the general consensus here..	/r/MensRights	04/12/13 05:03 AM
-1	MCTC prof reprimanded for alienating white students during structural racism discussion Where does she "hate"? To me, it seems quite sad that these boys chose to victimize themselves despite PLENTY of research showing that we unfortunately do not live in a post racial work. Have any of you read Joe Faegin's work (white, male, Harvard PhD and well published sociology professor current at Texas I think..aka most likely far more informed than any of us)? Structural and systemic racism ABSOLUTELY does exist and pointing to various "exceptions" does not negate that fact. Second of all..…	/r/MensRights	03/12/13 08:17 PM