re: Alabama places 'failing' label on majority black schools only

i kind of referenced that earlier when talking about group identity. there are some really crazy whacko progressives who don't believe there can be a "black culture" or "black identity" (even in local scenarios and small groups). those must be your typical crazy progressive from like...wisconsin or somewhere where black people are a concept and not a reality

these same whack jobs will then describe "white privilege" in a way to constitute things like the 2-parent home and a comprehension of financial literacy (taught by that 2-parent home). they construct the argument to where white people literally cannot even discuss the issue without being called biased/privileged, even if they want the marginalized group to adopt the cultural traits that gives them that advantage/privilege

it's one of those "ok what the frick do you want?" scenarios

*Note: i'm talking about discussing this issue with white people, esp those who don't even know many black people (And not black people)