ptbw forever
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Every institution is against white people....It does go both ways. I wouldn't recommend any white guy to take a jog through Compton... But our discussion is about bigger issues that involve our institutions, cities, culture, and opportunity for specific groups to achieve success. And per your observations, LGBT individuals have it the hardest. I would argue that Blacks come next and then womenSee this is a perfect example of how disconnected you are. You try and take some random events or moments of history and use them for your argument but you ignore the reality which I actually think you know is true. I just told you that I am Italian, I have a huge family of Italian Americans. I have never felt an inch of prejudice and I've lived in half a dozen different cities all around the US. I've never heard of any of my family members or friends experiencing any prejudice because of their heritage. Yet i've seen and heard a ton of prejudice against blacks. There were 2 black kids in my High School and I saw how they were treated by some, not because of who they were but because of how they looked... Those with light colored skin do not experience that at the same level as blacks do. If you can't understand that then I give up
The biggest singular lynching was of your Italians.
March 14, 1891, lynchings - Wikipedia
Why do Puerto Ricans get mentioned as victims of the system, or for sensitivity training but not Italians?
Italians have clearly had worse discrimination against them including that lynching.
Who Puerto Ricans don't seem to have any prejudiced stereotypes, or terms against them like Italians.
I saw 2 separate Blacks attacked by an Italian randomly in Putnam Lake, New York.
So, I'm certainly not going to say there's no prejudices against Blacks.
But, on the inverse my Italian co worker was chased down by a group of Blacks in Mohegan Lake, New York by Blacks who said "Hey White boy, what cha doing here"
So, it goes both ways.