Could you expound on this? I am genuinely curious as to what laws, etc. separate and/or exclude based specifically on race.
Also, if I'm being honest, it kind of bugs me when people from certain parts of the country jump at every opportunity to lecture Mississippians about how racist and oppressive we are. Take somewhere like, I don't know, let's just say Iowa for example......Iowa is 91% white and 3.5% black, whereas MS is 62% white and 37% black. How could someone who has chosen to live in Iowa -- one of the whitest, most non-diverse places in the world -- feel like they were the proper authority to talk down to anybody about the way that they interact with minorities? Anyway, just a random thought.
First, I grew up in the Chicagoland area- lived 22 years amongst millions of racially, socially, and ethnically diverse people. Then add college in Missippi. I dont think I am an authority on race, but I have lived in and among people from dozens of cultures for decades.
Second, while Iowa is 90% white, that doesnt mean it isn't culturally diverse. More specifically, the metro where I live has significant Bosnian, SE Asian, and Sudanese populations. Also, Hispanic is part of that white demographic, even though historically they too are an oppressed/discouraged group. The demographics where I live is different from the overall state and is not the whitest or most nondiverse places in the world.
Third, am I talking down to you and the collective state of Mississippi about race? Sure dont think so. I simply stared things that are well known and established.
Did you even read past #3? The very next sentence I say- As to #3, that doesnt mean all the people within the state are racist. Hell it doesnt even mean that many are racist.
I clearly say I am not accusing all or even many within Mississippi are racist, yet you ramble on and say I think that.
Anyways, bias is the new racist.