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Originally Posted by BabyPiNK_FL
Wow, that is a very powerful piece. I too have noticed some of the same things and sat back and wondered when someone in the media was going to speak up about the issue on a much larger scale.
I remember the first time I ever read about the "Invisible Knapsack" and other similar issues in my Women's Studies courses. It pointed out some of the terrible issues that minorities and women deal with on a daily basis. It was the first time I had ever had to focus on those issues, but ever since they were pointed out to me, I see examples each and every day.
As for those of you out there with the SAME response in every thread, can you please make your own threads too instead or try contribute more articles instead of just putting out the same stuff over and over again? You have a right to your opinion and to state it, but you're really clogging up the threads ssaying the same thing over and over without really contributing anything but repeats.
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I can understand your point that a piece like this needs to be written, but my problem is with the quality. In my mind, he did a very poor job in writing the piece. It comes off as more of an anti-Republican, anti-Conservative piece than a meaningful piece on white privilege and its effect on the election.
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