Serious question, for those that come here talking racial issues; do you do it in social circles
also just not as anonymous message board members?
Replies to: Serious question, for those that come here talking racial issues; do you do it in social circles
I do. I have friends from wide and varied ethnic,economic, and educational backgrounds.
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If the topic comes up, of course.
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I guess. I can tell you that race or racial issues doesn't come up in any social circle or outing
I'm at. Just thought it was weird how often folks bring up race here on an anonymous message board.
Exactly, why not? It’s what all should be doing… conversing
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Normal people don't talk like you idiots.
A think tank, cool! Again I don't hear real Dems talking like this.
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Can you use intersectionality in a sentence?
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Four months after The Madness, to my principal, in front of students.
He was sharing a yarn about a Hispanic friend in Arizona pulled over "for no reason" and continued with the "systemic racism" tripe, preaching to the kids, with the social justice warrior band teacher giving the amens. I asked him in front of the kids if our justice system is then systemically sexist against men, because our prisons are over 90% male. Silence. Amid all that insanity at the time, I wanted the kids to hear a skeptical voice and to hear it challenged.
I'm glad you brought this up, because you folks depend on intimidating people into silence. That is becoming less and less effective, and you guys know it.
You are absolutely shameless!
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You feel intimidated? Maybe that's your racist guilt?
Also, I call BS on your story but that's for another time.
And you would be wrong. I have many faults. Failing to speak my mind, even when it's uncomfortable,
is not one of them.
Is it possible that’s the reason your career never progressed? Honest question.
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I’m surprised you didn’t get called out for that logical fallacy of privation in front of
all those kids. Men all over the earth are by nature more aggressive…whereas Racism is a learned fault…there are innumerable examples of very young kids joyously playing with others of different races.
Thank your Teacher’s Union that you kept your job.
Your question reminds me of this satirical segment from the 70s [trigger warning]
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Link: Danger seekers
Come on Lance, it’s a “serious question”. Obviously asked by a person in isolation
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Typical
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Two years ago, a white guy who challenged the DEI narrative at work was toast. That’s a fact.
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The University of Notre Dame goes to great lengths to explain why it strongly supports D.E.I.
Go online and learn…then decide if you want to continue posting under it’s name…
Shameful that ND would repudiate MLK that way.
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The United States of America, through whom ND obtains tax exemption, says it’s illegal
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What is illegal actually?
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Considering race in admission or employment is per se illegal per the US Supreme Court.
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Me thinks you are conflating Affirmative Action and DEI. Neither do that, but ok....
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Affirmative action has to do with employment, and falls within DEI - also illegal.
ND's DEI program, which the DOE argues violates Title VII (and I assume Title VI) is beyond just the selection process. The school's program has a number of advantages awarded based on race both at and after the initial selction phase.
Link: from the observer - there's also a more recent article, but couldn't find it
Selecting/aiding students/employees on basis of race, I assume.
Do you agree that people should be judged by the content of their character and not the color of their skin?
Or, do you disagree with MLK?
My daughter started there this semester. They definitely have race-based programs at the school.
I imagine someone complained and it's why the IN AG is investigating their DEI program. The BBB leaves religious college endowments alone, but ND should be careful in that their tax exemption could be challenged.
There's a large segment of the giving population there that don't appreciate the DEI nonsense.
Why are you here?
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We all knew you were intellectually dishonest, but a sore loser to boot. Noted.
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You are completely disavowing the bedrock values of this university…that’s no small thing…it’s got
nothing to do with me…I’m just pointing out your incredible disconnect from Notre Dame. The fact that you won’t address it is confirmation enough.
I went to ND law school. I would tell them if asked that their DEI program violates the law and
is not rooted in Catholicism and is not protected from a tax-exemption perspective as such. I would also tell them that they are risking the exemption of their endowment pursuing something that is per se illegal and in fact they are under investigation by the IN AG exactly for this illegal program.
Your ignorance on this matter is telling.
"Not Rooted in Catholicism..."...I'll take the CSC's word on DEI over yours, Lance...
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Enough with the "if you don't support DEI you don't support ND" BS.
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He uses ND , the church, and Pope when he thinks they can serve his ends and discards them when they
…do not.
The purpose for his presence here is readily apparent.
(Certainly can’t control his giddiness over the ascendance of a Mamdani.)
You fail to note that everything I've posted about ND, the RCC and the Pope are 100% accurate and
true...you just can't handle the truth...that's your problem. Oh, and I've repeatedly invited opposing opinions on those references...but they never come...not surprising, since you and others have nothing to rebut them, and frankly know you're on the wrong side of the issues...btw, those invites are still open...man up and stand your ground if you really want to challenge what I have to say...I'm here.
Unfortunately, there are people like him in society and they can vote.
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What weakness...Engage Me...Challenge Me over any issue you'd like...
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Correct. DEI is secular. It is not a 'bedrock value" of Notre Dame.
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Read what the ND Administration and Board have to say about DEI...they have thought deeply about
that issue and went public with their reasoning, and COMMITMENT to it...even in the face of criticism...that spells "Bedrock Values" to me, but others are free to quibble about terminology if they so choose...won't change a thing when it comes to supporting DEI.
He constantly pulls out the ND DEI thing.
Like that somehow bolsters his argument, he has zero self awareness.
Are you an ND Alum, Pa?
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Lance stop speaking in code, what does your comment mean?
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Really? Talking about race even a year ago was the equivalent of the video
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