When Did Anti-White Racism Become Acceptable

[rick49]

cinderella play cancelled for being too white.

"Once upon a time, America was a real Cinderella story."

"These days, to hear some people tell it, the same is just as true — only we’re now an evil stepsister."

redstate.com/alexparker/2021/03/25/minnesota-theater-cancels-musical-production-of-cinderella-because-the-cast-was-too-white-n350404

[ootlg]

Should have 3 non-white ugly sisters.

[mids]

Whitey. Ew.

"I’ve said, here and elsewhere, that one of the principal benefits of the pandemic is how I’ve been able to exclude racism and whiteness generally from my day-to-day life. Over the past year, I have, of course, still had to interact with white people on Zoom or watch them on television or worry about whether they would succeed in reelecting a white-supremacist president. But white people aren’t in my face all of the time."

www.thenation.com/article/society/after-covid-racism/

[rick49]

oh, nooo!

white vegans are raaacist.

"In this episode of “Just Shoot Me Now,” we learn that “white veganism” is, indeed, as the headline reads, the new “white supremacy.” Yes, you white people who practice veganism, you are white supremacists!"

redstate.com/mike_miller/2021/03/26/welp-now-white-veganism-is-the-new-white-supremacy-america-rofl-video-n350807

[rick49]

New Universal Basic Income Program in Oakland, Calif., Excludes Low-Income White Families

pjmedia.com/news-and-politics/matt-margolis/2021/03/26/new-universal-basic-income-program-in-oakland-ca-excludes-low-income-white-families-n1435332

[rick49]

never ends, does it?

When did roads and railways become racist?

"Improving roads and railways is pretty uncontroversial, right? Wrong."

"President Joe Biden is under pressure not to place too much focus on infrastructure projects in his new economic plan, according to the Washington Post. The reason – you may or may not have guessed – is that it’s racist."

"Apparently, ‘sources close to the White House’ believe that favouring physical infrastructure projects represents ‘a dated nostalgia for a kind of white, working-class male worker’."

www.spiked-online.com/2021/04/01/when-did-roads-and-railways-become-racist/

i assume improving/updating our power lines is also racist.

[flatandy]

If it was really racist Donald Trump would have found a way to actually improve infrastructure rather than just let everything rot.

[mids]

He had plans to get a bunch of coolies to build stuff but Biden's cancelled it.

[rick49]

bit old but shows the absolute lunacy of the Red Guard and their cancel culture.

snow/describing snow as white is racist.

University College London apologises to anti-racism campaigners for calling snow ‘white’

"A top London university was forced to apologise for using term “white” about snow by hysterical anti-racism campaigners."

www.thesun.co.uk/news/5135404/university-college-london-apologises-to-anti-racism-campaigners-for-calling-snow-white/


snow is racist for being white.

Snow is racist, University College London apologises for descrbing snow as white

www.youtube.com/watch?v=NHy1s19Lg-M

[Repat Van]

Once again Rick’s summary does not match the article.

[Repat Van]

Apr 2, 2021 0:18:09 GMT rick49 said:

never ends, does it?

When did roads and railways become racist?

"Improving roads and railways is pretty uncontroversial, right? Wrong."

"President Joe Biden is under pressure not to place too much focus on infrastructure projects in his new economic plan, according to the Washington Post. The reason – you may or may not have guessed – is that it’s racist."

"Apparently, ‘sources close to the White House’ believe that favouring physical infrastructure projects represents ‘a dated nostalgia for a kind of white, working-class male worker’."

www.spiked-online.com/2021/04/01/when-did-roads-and-railways-become-racist/

i assume improving/updating our power lines is also racist.

“ Union leader Mary Kay Henry is on the case, telling the powers that be to keep their commitment to spending on the ‘care economy’. She has highlighted that a disproportionate number of low-wage service workers are women and / or ethnic minorities, saying ‘we’re up against a gender and racial bias that this work is not worth as much as the rubber, steel and auto work of the past century’.”

I mean definitely that bit is true. Our societies massively undervalue the caring economy, largely because it’s mainly done by women.

That said large scale infrastructure spending is always a good thing. Good to see Spiked supporting that.

[reverend]

Apr 3, 2021 12:40:11 GMT Repat Van said:

Apr 2, 2021 0:18:09 GMT rick49 said:

never ends, does it?

When did roads and railways become racist?

"Improving roads and railways is pretty uncontroversial, right? Wrong."

"President Joe Biden is under pressure not to place too much focus on infrastructure projects in his new economic plan, according to the Washington Post. The reason – you may or may not have guessed – is that it’s racist."

"Apparently, ‘sources close to the White House’ believe that favouring physical infrastructure projects represents ‘a dated nostalgia for a kind of white, working-class male worker’."

www.spiked-online.com/2021/04/01/when-did-roads-and-railways-become-racist/

i assume improving/updating our power lines is also racist.

“ Union leader Mary Kay Henry is on the case, telling the powers that be to keep their commitment to spending on the ‘care economy’. She has highlighted that a disproportionate number of low-wage service workers are women and / or ethnic minorities, saying ‘we’re up against a gender and racial bias that this work is not worth as much as the rubber, steel and auto work of the past century’.”

I mean definitely that bit is true. Our societies massively undervalue the caring economy, largely because it’s mainly done by women.

That said large scale infrastructure spending is always a good thing. Good to see Spiked supporting that.

Opinion piece I take it? any proof, or is it market forces at work, including for the men who work in the sector!

[ootlg]

One of our family, a young white male just out of uni, is working in the care economy. He's almost starving on the money they pay him. But it's his choice.

[reverend]

www.newsweek.com/vermont-under-fire-distributing-covid-vaccine-based-race-1580769

reason.com/2021/04/02/vermont-is-prioritizing-bipoc-households-for-vaccines-thats-almost-certainly-unconstitutional/

vtdigger.org/2021/03/30/all-people-of-color-in-vermont-will-be-eligible-for-the-vaccine-on-thursday/

Surely this is illegal on discrimination grounds?

[ootlg]

+ve discrimination mate. There's a whole industry thriving on faux racial attitudes, encouraging the negative to increase their workload.

[voice]

Apr 3, 2021 13:13:36 GMT reverend said:

Apr 3, 2021 12:40:11 GMT Repat Van said:

“ Union leader Mary Kay Henry is on the case, telling the powers that be to keep their commitment to spending on the ‘care economy’. She has highlighted that a disproportionate number of low-wage service workers are women and / or ethnic minorities, saying ‘we’re up against a gender and racial bias that this work is not worth as much as the rubber, steel and auto work of the past century’.”

I mean definitely that bit is true. Our societies massively undervalue the caring economy, largely because it’s mainly done by women.

That said large scale infrastructure spending is always a good thing. Good to see Spiked supporting that.

Opinion piece I take it? any proof, or is it market forces at work, including for the men who work in the sector!

Last I checked only 10 to 15% of nurses are male, care aids it's about 5%. Though I suppose if you lump Dr's in it bends the figures slightly, but only a simpleton would suggest the care sector is not overwhelmingly female. And you'll also find a very high % of minorities doing the work of care aids, it's low skill low pay, but physically and mentally difficult

[Repat Van]

Apr 3, 2021 13:13:36 GMT reverend said:

Apr 3, 2021 12:40:11 GMT Repat Van said:

“ Union leader Mary Kay Henry is on the case, telling the powers that be to keep their commitment to spending on the ‘care economy’. She has highlighted that a disproportionate number of low-wage service workers are women and / or ethnic minorities, saying ‘we’re up against a gender and racial bias that this work is not worth as much as the rubber, steel and auto work of the past century’.”

I mean definitely that bit is true. Our societies massively undervalue the caring economy, largely because it’s mainly done by women.

That said large scale infrastructure spending is always a good thing. Good to see Spiked supporting that.

Opinion piece I take it? any proof, or is it market forces at work, including for the men who work in the sector!

It’s not an opinion piece it’s true. It’s one of the drivers of the gender earnings gap. (Also it’s weird you think that work being undervalued and market forces at work are mutually exclusive - how odd. It’s one and the same.)

[rick49]

Best-Selling Devotional Has Prayer to 'Help Me to Hate White People'

"How far have we come since Martin Luther King Jr. gave his famous “I Have a Dream” speech?"

"Yet, in the book, A Rhythm of Prayer: A Collection of Meditations for Renewal, there is a prayer called “Prayer of a Weary Black Woman” that asks God to “help me to hate white people.”

pjmedia.com/uncategorized/matt-margolis/2021/04/07/best-selling-devotional-has-prayer-to-help-me-to-hate-white-people-n1438103

[reverend]

[ootlg]

Neatly summed up rev.