Why are we still talking about racism?

Because people are stupid

The POTUS and the press and the black power radicals told you to talk about it.

A couple of points:

1. Those are the most well-spoken black people I've ever seen; I don't know where they live, but the blacks where I'm from are not at all like that.

2. In reference to the guy who says "every time a cop drives by, my blood pressure rises, and that's racism," isn't that a personal problem? WTF does that have to do with white privilege?

3. One SJW remarks "You love everything we produce but you don't love the person who made it" I like Jimi Hendrix and Leonard Fournette. I could get by without the rest. Get over yourselves.

Not until the 2 extremes of people let it die and realize not everything is racist....

Because the same day you ask this you have a thread praising a bunch of white wanna be jihadis for armed take over of a federal building, while at the same time calling anyone brown who does that terrorists.

That's why.

Because the Zionists have to keep pushing the whites down as there only potential resistance. Outr country and way of life are on the path of destruction. JoinThe Resistance and may the force be with you (and also with you)

Because the utopia the progressive socialist promise is a lie and has failed, so they need to blame whitey and everything else (statues etc)besides themselves. They hope to divide us and blind us from the true issues.

I lasted 8 seconds.

First: For those of you tired of my threads, I am taking a hiatus from posting threads on OT.

For the question: The main reason racism is a hot topic is due to all the questionable incidents involving blacks. Most notably the police killing black young adults over "implied" dangerous circumstances.

Many people see these cases of police killings as being racist actions against blacks over any trivial crime. Although I harbor my own thoughts which are more neutral.

Personally, I feel that some instances of employment or education are also hindered with unintentional, yet powerful racism. I attended a PWI for undergrad and graduated, then decided to go to an HBCU to see if things would be different. At an HBCU, it seems that the education is simply more comprehensible by all races of people and student welfare is generally more valued.

Instances like my experience plus the news media has convinced many blacks that they are victims and face unfair odds in a world that supposedly "has a level playing field for all races".