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re: UC Berkeley students demand building be named after convicted cop killer
Posted on 3/20/15 at 6:12 pm to WaltTeevens
Posted on 3/20/15 at 6:12 pm to WaltTeevens
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You are obtuse. You have no idea what it means to be a minority. Support systems can help.....maybe not renaming buildings, but it can be hard feeling different from practically everyone around you. But..you will never know, because you're too afraid to get out of your comfort zone.
Weird that Asian and Indian/Pakistani students are a minority yet you never hear about them bitching like the world owes them something.
Posted on 3/20/15 at 8:37 pm to brass2mouth
I really hate stereotypes. When people have legitimate complaints, regardless if not everyone agrees w/ them, it doesn't make it whining. To say anytime someone brings up something offensive/unjust that happens is just "them" whining is simply not true. You can find any type of group where whining, bigotry, etc. goes on, but could we please stop painting everyone with the same brush?
Also, the groups you listed don't have the same history as blacks do in this country. That's just a simple fact. They have faced bigotry [who hasn't], yet they were able to make strides {as a group] much quicker than blacks. I have gone to professional conferences [heck even at my own school] and have people blatantly walk up to me and assume I'm the janitor. When I hear people say, "I don't see skin color", I just laugh. Maybe they mean they see it but it doesn't effect their opinions, and I can agree w/ that. But people of all groups have small, medium or large percentages who do dwell of race, religion, etc to make judgments.
BTW, I've taught a good many Asian American students and a majority of white students. A sample of those kids do just as much bitching and have entitlement issues, but I'd never say it's all whites, or others.
Also, the groups you listed don't have the same history as blacks do in this country. That's just a simple fact. They have faced bigotry [who hasn't], yet they were able to make strides {as a group] much quicker than blacks. I have gone to professional conferences [heck even at my own school] and have people blatantly walk up to me and assume I'm the janitor. When I hear people say, "I don't see skin color", I just laugh. Maybe they mean they see it but it doesn't effect their opinions, and I can agree w/ that. But people of all groups have small, medium or large percentages who do dwell of race, religion, etc to make judgments.
BTW, I've taught a good many Asian American students and a majority of white students. A sample of those kids do just as much bitching and have entitlement issues, but I'd never say it's all whites, or others.
Posted on 3/21/15 at 9:47 am to brass2mouth
Asian studsnts came here under completely different pretenses--basically indians Latinos and blacks lost their lives so they wouldn't have to deal with the racial history that those groups have to . Mainly all they have to do is work hard and assimilate and they will be fine. and it doesn't hurt when many of your students are already PHD and professional school educated when thet get here. they are already on path tho howard mobility
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