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Re:Why People Feel Like Victims by vinay427 on Friday May 07, 2021 @03:12AM (#27073193)
> Since it’s selecting people based on race.

This can also apply to antiracism, which as I understand it [1] is policy that attempts to undo structural racism, not policy that is absent of race-conscious treatment. I think this question would also be more interesting to answer because everyone already agrees that affirmative action literally does factor in race. The more controversial part is whether it serves to reinforce or counteract some forms of systemic racism.

[1] From a modern viewpoint (e.g. Kendi), although I'm not sure if this word previously had different uses.

Re:Why People Feel Like Victims by fallingknife on Friday May 07, 2021 @05:57AM (#27074172)
Racism. But we'll call it anti-racism!
Re:Why People Feel Like Victims by vinay427 on Saturday May 08, 2021 @06:01AM (#27085594)
From this perspective (Kendi, etc.), it is very much not the same as racism and is not just "racism" being rebranded. The term "anti-racism" really only makes sense when you consider this dichotomy using the more specific definition of racism.