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<blockquote data-quote="cjjtulsa" data-source="post: 2106363" data-attributes="member: 6146">The word has been misused for some time now.&nbsp; &quot;Racism&quot; is (or was) the belief that one&#039;s race is superior to another.&nbsp; Now it just covers merely mentioning race in any way.&nbsp; Cultural Marxism wins again.&nbsp; As for the topic, I wasn&#039;t aware that United States citizenship was considered a race.&nbsp; I&#039;ll add a box and check it on my next census form.Sounds to me like both schools are in the United States?&nbsp; So what&#039;s so offensive?&nbsp; I thought those welcome immigrants from south of the border were all supposed to be coming here to be &quot;Americans&quot;, right?&nbsp; So why would they be offended?&nbsp; They should have joined in the chant. Yep.&nbsp; &quot;Diversity is our strength&quot;.&nbsp; So was the chant &quot;racist&quot; to Rio Mesa&#039;s 22.5% White population, too?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="cjjtulsa, post: 2106363, member: 6146"] The word has been misused for some time now. "Racism" is (or was) the belief that one's race is superior to another. Now it just covers merely mentioning race in any way. Cultural Marxism wins again. As for the topic, I wasn't aware that United States citizenship was considered a race. I'll add a box and check it on my next census form. Sounds to me like both schools are in the United States? So what's so offensive? I thought those welcome immigrants from south of the border were all supposed to be coming here to be "Americans", right? So why would they be offended? They should have joined in the chant. Yep. "Diversity is our strength". So was the chant "racist" to Rio Mesa's 22.5% White population, too? [/QUOTE]

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