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Old 09.07.2007, 07:06 PM   #11
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Originally Posted by Danny Himself
Alright. Well I don't know.. like it was called above, it's 'positive discrimination'. I think if applicants remained faceless/raceless it would be better for everyone- it shouldn't matter what racial background you have, it should be about intelligence.

Sorry if this seems like a low-brow reply or whatever..

the "positive discrimination" in the application is meant to make up for "negative discrimination" in the rest of the world. which is not a fiction.

ps- white people are often painfully unaware of racial discrimination, as they tend to be in the giving & not the receiving end of it, in spite of all "best intentions".
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