Re:‘Culture wars’ are fought by tiny minority – UK study
by danans on Monday October 26, 2020 @05:24PM
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> They were hostile and cult-ish.
Hostile to whom? People who deny the existence of systemic and institutional racism?
> As a non-white person I would have been extremely uncomfortable sitting through that.
Why? I ask because I'm also a non-white person who has sat through just those kind of discussions. They weren't "comfortable" - no introspective discussion of racism is - but they certainly were not hostile because the participants came with charity and a desire to understand themselves and the context better.
The tone of any conversation, defined by the attitudes of those who participate, has a great deal to do with the way people experience it.
Hostile to whom? People who deny the existence of systemic and institutional racism?
> As a non-white person I would have been extremely uncomfortable sitting through that.
Why? I ask because I'm also a non-white person who has sat through just those kind of discussions. They weren't "comfortable" - no introspective discussion of racism is - but they certainly were not hostile because the participants came with charity and a desire to understand themselves and the context better.
The tone of any conversation, defined by the attitudes of those who participate, has a great deal to do with the way people experience it.