Despite what some may think or spout. My initial question was asked from the heart. What separates us? Can we decide? It's clear that we can decide our sex and the law seems to back that up. At least in some countries. Why not race? We all have African DNA. All of us. So why not? This was interesting. A snippet I found intriguing which seems to back up my argument. There are S. Africans here. What do you think?In the post-apartheid era, the Constitution of South Africa has declared the country to be a "Non-racial democracy". In an effort to redress past injustices, the ANC government has introduced laws in support of affirmative action policies for Blacks; under these they define "Black" people to include "Africans", "Coloureds" and "Asians". In 2008, the High Court in South Africa ruled that Chinese South Africans who were residents during the apartheid era (and their descendants) are to be reclassified as "Black people," https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_peopleMy only other question is, is it possible to have a discussion here without the children starting tangential arguments or childish attacks?
My biggest hope for the future is that talking about race becomes boring and people stop concerning themselves with it.
in what way is critical race theory out of control?[goofy edit: marketplace of ideas!!!SQUEEEEE but not those ideas!!!REEEEEE
The NBA has always tried to "white up" things for marketing purposes. You really think Chris Mullin and Christian Laettner deserved to be on the Dream Team?NBA should have stepped in and told Jordan to settle his beef with Zeke and let him on the team instead of one of those two bums.
Trans-sexual = Trans-racialWondering what people think of this. I think I am Elvis. BRITISH INFLUENCER'I'M FINALLY KOREAN'... Had 18 Surgeries to Look Like BTS Singer!!!6/28/2021 3:17 PM PTA British influencer elected to undergo surgery after surgery after surgery so they could look like BTS singer Park Jimin -- and says they no longer feel trapped, and identifies as Korean.Lots to unpack here, but Oli London -- who identifies as non-binary -- said Monday they've been trapped in the wrong body for 8 years, but can now "be myself" because "I'm finally Korean."London's changed their name to Jimin, and says some of the 18 surgeries included extensive work on their eyes, and a brow lift.They even spoke in Korean in parts of the video, and added ... "I know it's a little confusing, nobody has ever come out as Jimin or Korean, but this is something you guys know ... I've really struggled with identity issues with who I am."Jimin -- the wannabe, not the singer -- said Korean is their culture, their home country and now they're happy to look Korean ... after at least $150k worth of surgeries over 8 years.The racial transition, as Jimin puts it, is drawing lots of criticism -- to which they say ... "Being Transexual is the same as being TRANSRACIAL because you are born in the wrong body."No word yet on how Jimin, the BTS frontman, feels about all of this.
why is there an ad in the middle of that post and why is there a DIFFERENT ad in the middle of your quote
God, I "love" this forum. Anytime I want to see a mirror reflecting the worst of humanity, I can come here to get my fix. And to think this place was meant for foreign English teachers in Korea to use!FWIW, the troglodytes going around mocking gender identity should grow a brain. Lots of things can happen during development. Some people are born blind or deaf, or missing limbs. Others are born hermaphrodites. So the idea that a person can't be born with the wrong gender identity is untenable.And to answer the OP's question: No, it's not legit. Race is a social construct, and society rejects your claim. Now go back under the bridge you crawled out from...
Yes it is legit. And I don't want to be Elvis anymore. I now identify as a troll and live under the coolest bridge in the world. That's the bridge you drive over to get to ICN.