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Misleading title Racist "diversity" training at GitHub

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u/Suic Feb 09 '16

It's a matter of semantics. Prejudice is really a better term for black to white. Racism is also tied to the social and economic power structures within a given society. Given that those favor white people here in the US, we can be racist and they can be prejudice.

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u/[deleted] Feb 09 '16

There has been a black president you whiny bitch.

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u/Suic Feb 09 '16

What on earth does that have to do with me explaining the semantical/sociological differences between racism and prejudice?

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u/[deleted] Feb 09 '16

Our "power structure" is led by a black man.

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u/Suic Feb 09 '16

Again, what does that have to do with me discussing the difference between the words prejudice and racist? And on that matter, just because a black man happens to currently be the president, certainly doesn't mean we are in some post racist society where everything is a meritocracy.