Alumbrado -> RE: There isn't such a thing as 'races' in humanity. (8/8/2007 8:12:12 AM)
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If you don't want to hear other people, then you won't, plain and simple. I've been pointing out that 'race' needs to be addressed for many reasons, scientific, medical, as well as social. Shutting the door on race as a genetic concept doesn't shut the door on the fact that people in real life hate and attack members of other races. One of the most intolerant posters on this board, in addition to railing about how TGs shouldn't be here, and how immigrants should be rounded up, regularly tries to shut down discussion of xenophobia/racism/bigotry by repeating the rigid definition of 'race' from only one source, and then insisting that there can be no other. This is a transparent ploy on their part to imply that Jews, and other groups haven't been the victims of racism. Why anyone would want to join that person in using the same tactic to stifle discourse about race is beyond me, but I can't imagine a good reason for it. Or, please enighten me as to why you have such a problem with me talking openly about useful definitions of race and applying them to combat racism.
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