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You know, I just want to understand these "woke folks" arguments.
I want to understand how South Africa's Group Areas Act that was repealed in 1957 is a factor today.
I want to understand how South Africa's Group Areas Act that was repealed in 1957 is a factor today.
I want to understand how the Bantu Education Act, which was substandard education for black people from 1950 to 1980, leaving 14 years in which black people got the same quality education as white people before the end of Apartheid, is still a factor in SA today.
I want to understand what white privilege actually is and how I've benefit, and what I can do to help people; although the very notion seems white supremacist to me.
It says I have an inherent advantage just because of my skin colour and, for some reason, I'm expected to help black people fix things.
It seems as if it implies black people can't do anything for themselves because of white people, and that white people must intervene.
It seems as if it implies black people can't do anything for themselves because of white people, and that white people must intervene.
I don't understand that at all.
I want to understand all these things, but when I ask questions I get blocked or insulted or both, and it really makes me think that I'm correct in saying it's all a load of complete crap.
I want to understand all these things, but when I ask questions I get blocked or insulted or both, and it really makes me think that I'm correct in saying it's all a load of complete crap.
