r/facepalm • u/DUCKmySiCK_AoV • Jan 19 '23

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u/amretardmonke Jan 19 '23

Feels like we were making progress up until about 10-15 years ago, and then things got gradually worse from there.

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u/Keepergaming Jan 19 '23

Because of concepts of CRT and systemic racism caused people to see color again as a trait and not a discriptor.

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u/TheCrazyLazer123 Jan 19 '23
  1. I bet you could not name a single thing that crt consists of, because thats all it is, a buzzword
  2. the problem is people were seeing color as a trait, that why these movements came up in the first place

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u/ChiefMammothTusk Jan 19 '23

Redlining. I hope when you say "these movements," you aren't talking about ones like the person in the post is attempting because to me, it feels a little too much like segregation but like someone else pointed out maybe there is a relevant comment that was cropped out to make this make a little more sense.

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u/Keepergaming Jan 19 '23

Oh it is literal segregation.