A man dating a woman of a different race is alledgely beaten by members of that woman's race.
Here's the kicker: It was a white man who was said to have been beaten by black men for dating a black woman (who says she was harassed by some of those same blacks).
Here's the article:
http://www.cnn.com/2009/CRIME/09/07/new.york.beating/index.html
Thoughts?
EDIT: I see more and more satire mentioned, but it's sad that I get the feeling it really is the case for the most part: discrimination against whites isn't that frowned upon compared to other instances of discrimination. Even if the story turns out to be false, the fact that their has been little outrage doesn?t bode well for race relations as a whole.
If a black pastor could get on national television and during a prayer insult an entire race by saying they have yet to "embrace what is right" (which also includes Obama's mother, who apparently hadn?t embraced what is right by that time) and there be very little public outcry, then what does that tell you?
A white man, even if he went through similar circumstances, would never have been allowed to say that about blacks and get away with it.
I'm not racist, but when I see examples of a double standard, it's discouraging to me.
Here's the kicker: It was a white man who was said to have been beaten by black men for dating a black woman (who says she was harassed by some of those same blacks).
Here's the article:
http://www.cnn.com/2009/CRIME/09/07/new.york.beating/index.html
Thoughts?
EDIT: I see more and more satire mentioned, but it's sad that I get the feeling it really is the case for the most part: discrimination against whites isn't that frowned upon compared to other instances of discrimination. Even if the story turns out to be false, the fact that their has been little outrage doesn?t bode well for race relations as a whole.
If a black pastor could get on national television and during a prayer insult an entire race by saying they have yet to "embrace what is right" (which also includes Obama's mother, who apparently hadn?t embraced what is right by that time) and there be very little public outcry, then what does that tell you?
A white man, even if he went through similar circumstances, would never have been allowed to say that about blacks and get away with it.
I'm not racist, but when I see examples of a double standard, it's discouraging to me.