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Re: What Are the Race Deniers Denying?Philip Kasiecki (pkasieck@lynx.dac.neu.edu)30 Sep 1996 14:45:03 GMT
Bob Whitaker (bwhit@conterra.com) wrote: : Stephen Barnard wrote: : > There is a proposal to include "multiracial" as a category in the US : > census. As I understand it, African-American and Hispanic groups : > generally oppose this because it might erode their representation in the : > census. But what is someone to do if, for example, they have immediate : > Jewish, Korean, and Phillipino ancestry? Such cases are not unheard : > of. (BTW, Jewish is not a racial category because it is "religious".) : > : > There is a very strong tendency toward "outbreeding" in Asian and : > Hispanic communities, but much less so among African Americans. : > Someone has suggested that the black/non-black distinction is the : > only racial categorization that "matters" in the US, so that should : > be the only categorization in the census. I don't know if I agree : > with that, but I do think that the current form is pretty ridiculous. : > About 45% of it is devoted to determining a racial classification in : > some way. For example, if you are Hispanic then you are expected to : > distinguish between all sorts of subcategories, including (quaintly) : > "Spanish". : > : > If race is a myth then it shouldn't be part of the census. Even if it : > isn't a myth then a case can be made that it shouldn't be part of the : > census.
: In case you hadn't noticed, the "anti-racists"(anti-whties) are
Bobby, the "Black race" does not exist either. I don't know about
: More generally, the "anti-racists" always insist that race exists
First off, quotas are simply poorly enforced Affirmative Action.
: When it is pointed out that all their ethnic balance programs are
Bullshit. Are you just *that* stupid, that you can't distinguish
: I can't believe you hadn't noticed that.
WTFE.
Phil "you know, maybe he hasn't overdosed on his medication...
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