University ad campaign writes "unfair" on white faces (white guilt overdose)

[Northern Son]

SHOULD HE BE SHAMED FOR THAT, BROTHER?

Hell no, white guilt is wack. Just know why things are the way they are and respect the plight of the less privileged. Almost every time a minority expresses their real issues of discrimination, a douche chimes in screaming "race card", "get over it", "it's 2013", "I don't see color" and the like. No one in this thread really did that but basically the point is that white people (and delusional uncle tom minorities) should know how common racism really is and not be defensive about this fact. Try to listen instead of shelling up and getting defensive/dismissive.

 

[ltheghost]

"Time will heal all wounds. The persecuted will become the persecutors" My professor told me that in a religion class. On how all groups of people at one time have been persecuted and later on become persecutors of another group of people. Its just the way things work out in the end. No one group of people stay on the top forever. Look at the Jews during WW2 and now look at some of them in Israel today. With that knowledge I could understand why some white people may be nervous in the next 50 years when the demographics change in America and they go from a majority to a minority group. Politics will change and of course policies will change. Don't let some of these "anchor" babies grow up with a chip on their shoulder about the way their parents were treated, there might be some payback for that shyt..lol

 

[Yuzo Lightheart]

america will be a latin american country; like argentina where they consider themselves white anyway

 

[Dada]

I find that the types who do this (not to cast aspersions on the participants in the photos, I mean the people usually behind this type of thing) have a paternalistic attitude toward "minorities". Pay attention to social media anytime someone Black, Latino, Gay, or a a woman does something that's the equivalent of straying off the plantation and they throw n*gger, sp*c, f*g, and c*nt around like it's nothing. Like how dare you not jump when I say jump, or be offended only when I say to be offended? As if they know what's best for us and own our collective experiences.