Racism Returns to Public Life |
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| Daily Dose of Reason - Society & Culture | ||||
| Wednesday, 27 May 2009 00:00 | ||||
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This is a quote from Judge Sonia Sotomayor, Obama's choice for next Supreme Court justice. My question: Why isn't this statement considered racism? Racism refers to the elevation of race as above the importance of character, ideas, individual personality and individual choice. When a prominent Hispanic woman declares that white men are inferior, it's every bit as racist as it would be if a prominent white man declared that all Hispanic women were inferior. I don't see the difference. I doubt that anybody else does, either. It's the fact that nobody will comment on it that bothers me so much. Doesn't it bother you? NO form of racism should be tolerated on the Supreme Court. It's not "racism in reverse," either. It's simply racism.
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