>>In a perfect world race issues would be as J. Roberson wishes they were.
>
>And only by trying to make this world perfect can one race issues
>like that.
 
Three cheers for denial!!!
 
By denying problem's significance, you really think we can change them?
 
 
>Depends on the environment. In a predominantly black areas, being
>white can be just as much a negative feature as being black in other
>areas.
 
I don't buy this.  Even if you can come up with an example, think about the
reasons behind the two types of hostility & tell me if you can still equate
them.
 
>And in some environments it really doesn't matter. I won't say that it doesn't
>matter anywhere (though it shouldn't) but there are places where one can
>be an individual, not part of some herd of cattle.
 
Maybe, but where in the good old US of A?
 
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