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Freshman Patrick Sharp said he started the club so that students of European and Euro-American descent can celebrate their shared history and culture and discuss issues that affect white people, such as immigration and affirmative action.
“If we are already minorities on campus and are soon to be minorities in this country why wouldn’t we have the right to advocate for ourselves and have a club just like every other minority?” said Sharp, 18. “Why is it when a white person says he is proud to be white he’s shunned as a racist?”
Originally posted by Wrabbit2000
Imagine if Congress had a "White Caucus" to match the so named "Black Caucus". The Hill would erupt in a mini-race war .....and America's double standards for full hypocrisy remain alive and well for all to see, at all levels of society.
I feel the same....but the hypocrisy of having numerous other unions that are similar is what I think this kid is trying to throw out there.
I think he is simply making a point that these unions are ridiculous and only perpetuate the racial tensions and segregation of the populace.
Originally posted by DeReK DaRkLy
reply to post by Vasa Croe
I think he is simply making a point that these unions are ridiculous and only perpetuate the racial tensions and segregation of the populace.
The original idea behind minority organizations is so that minorities had a chance to succeed when there was little chance.
Fear is what perpetuates tension. What is he afraid of? Becoming the minority?
I don't think he is afraid of anything..just trying to make a point that instead of each race being divided and having organizations to help only their own that maybe they are all ridiculous and should be helping everyone in the same manner. These organizations can only be looked at as racist and selfish. I don't think the original idea behind these organizations is what is happening today.