Don't be daft Dennis. You're a asking for an example you well know doesn't exist. Caucuses exist to protect the interests of an underrepresented group. This ain't white college students. They're well represented.
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Don't be daft Dennis. You're a asking for an example you well know doesn't exist. Caucuses exist to protect the interests of an underrepresented group. This ain't white college students. They're well represented.
tell me how? Your next link is haliarious. You KNOW you can do better than this. Boren and the board pandered. Tell me they didn't.
By being the majority. Thats how.
That's funny.
That's a joke. Can one person on campus that say they have been "offended" dictate college policy's? I can.
Ferguson, the "rape" reported by Rolling Stone, and the team back east charged with gang rape that has been proven wrong. Hmmmm all by minority races. Why is that?
Yes...everything except your 2D:4D digit ratio...my super computer is having issues with that one.
Yes...but everyone else is also.
The ADD or the STD?
Yes...and under them.
Tell me more about why it is so taught.
Where do I send the bill?
It goes back to the ingroup/out group deal, tangentially. The minority members are poorly represented in the aggregate body so they assemble as an ingroup to quorum and ensure their unique interests are not overwhelmed by the majority. As majority members already are the majority they need no further assembly to protect their interests. It's really pretty basic sociological principles. If you can't grasp that I don't know how to explain it any clearer.
If you need evidence that minority groups still need additional representing for their interests, look at the bus of white kids en masse singing a song about lynching.
I was proud of that one. Glad someone appreciated it.
HAHA! you keep digging your own hole.
So your saying that negative racism is OK? BTW, I speak at the level of the person I'm speaking to. If you want to bring that level up, I'm more than happy to do so. I prefer to keep it at street level, but its your call.
The college administration has the ultimate call about how any racial issues are handled on their campus. Do you agree, or do you think splinter groups should dictate how campus life is conducted?
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