Corbin, I agree with the beginning of your post, but that's not what I want to comment on, lol.
Although that would be utopia, and you know how close we are to that!
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Originally posted by Corbin Dallas:
i've realized that even where there is equal opportunity and rights for all people regardless of race, creed, sex, or age, people still tend to associate with those of the same race, creed, sex, or age group.
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Where, exactly, would that be? Think about that, seriously. (This is really a rhetorical question. Sometimes you have to point that out, lol.
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Here's another question: Is it "bad" to associate with people who are the "same" as you? If not, why do people harp on it? I'm sure each of you has either heard the question, or has asked it: Why do all the Black people sit together in the cafeteria? What difference does it make? Is it because it seems as though Black people segregate themselves? I'm trying to get a handle on this, and I know it seems off topic, but it's really not.
As they would say on Coffee Talk, talk amongst yourselves. Discuss!
