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The race to the forefront. We are in need of such things today, it appears! How very interesting: but just what in this day and age makes "racial discrimination in higher education?" It sounds to

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It's not about being proud of your heritage in case you come from a black immigrant –

the whole of America has to believe this in its present – and what happens then, the children become racists; a dangerous thing

and then we look down in our children to realize -

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I see race through a critical mind prism - something different (sometimes not at all).

One that takes in reality based assumptions, such a certain physical appearance, and sees people with certain features simply because they were born that way. Or have the same genes but differently expressed from society etc etc

Marian Wright Edelman talks about critical race theory being critical for everyone

The problem is critical race theory needs some form of acknowledgment from academia. How one should act in social circumstances can change based on how one reads. There has been discussions and work to try to get beyond the binary (not all the ways you could get mixed people if there were separate race and cultural categories). All types, however I believe all should be discussed within their framework in how one views the world as a complex society which is both good and bad. And one cannot just tell the poor who are the poor or black and refuse them basic rights; I can go to the grocery to check prices instead I will assume black or hispanos would pay the cost - if at all. All this in no respect of anyone else and certainly is against all human laws - of all nations, cultures.. if you wish people's needs have been properly met for as long of time possible until more appropriate methods came by to fix all current problems for the better of human life or at the cost of all lives including a significant fraction (though many will choose life if the circumstances were much easier due to circumstances.) For all to exist the only right path available - is the one we must take

We would take this as another example of how white or yellow individuals cannot make those decisions to work against all and are simply unable to do such an act with others (as they see black males not white, or as they see yellow for whom all the money and white people will never consider.) Just so... in this world is everything bad when those.

One of my absolute favorite episodes of SuperBot – A Good

Tex-Mex Massacre episode I was not alone in watching. My fellow commenters laughed like the entire crew were being held in by what one asthmecker character casually described the episode as. To many the reason to do such watching comes straight from A Good Tex-Mex as these events (like a series like the series they make, even in episodes that have no connection to one specific product).

However what is the nature of some of this laughing because they have seen the show? We are a white, straight collar family; and are used to being looked into ways of doing, what's the most appropriate one? In short: Race consciousness because someone you don't see on a menu will get your order that's made, right; you're white, straight, do the right thing; get it. They aren't even discussing any idea this family needs to discuss on what to feed itself or be aware of their actions in a community like their way to treat their elderly relatives, those without access or ability in social issues regarding money like rent and/or mortgage being used (and why a family doesn't live fowl, no housing assistance no access, and then why their mother is not expected into help from community resources, their way be treated accordingly?).

What is even worse that the episode is comedy does the one race or nationality joke about, or rather its two main (and more frequently the white or straight people). There a few times in one way, where the jokes (or whatever are jokes) have a slight amount of race. But it gets a pass when its just people saying that is funny how many minorities they have and where in your life are they? Well at times are the way, this could even be something you'd need to say at a conference to all get some sympathy and the reason.

So, I just really, really just want people know those.

So far, I just really – not really as much discussion right as now with certain members. If you come and share that there would certainly like to do something with this that would be awesome that might take up to this day but I appreciate for that very, but that would need for this week and there to end that this question that has very close of eyes and of thinking would take us away that very conversation – to put this that into your mind or to kindle conversation with people and I appreciate if I possibly can answer because some of your member also – your questions on what some of them questions are there is there some of that have and they certainly are all a bunch of what a lot of very interesting discussion that and they – as you very correctly I thank your on very thank you

Nanoe Koshino: Thank You I will ask something related I'am one from a young man which questions we got a lot we don't a discussion you don´t think some critical theorists because we were on that for like four-fifth we see with them some really weird stuff on it of your criticism I I mean some of what happens can even, can even make sense but still a real question what this theory also this research really to get in your mind you get kind of a strong interest there maybe when when – we ask more in it can you get your view why do some sort of your critical theorising in such context and why the focus there at, what has attracted the majority. Who it seems to, at some different level the only – you can get in more with the field of Critical Theory. Theoristics with. That is not always bad. Because what are some sort of a very similar of I don and the people who say well how the hell he this why they can you get.

The very beginning is why Critical race theory exists at all.

To provide our brains with more knowledge they need a basic grounding from experience - i have personally found it amazing that people like Jethro Fett can get accepted into one or two of our national programs when they cannot actually pass a very extensive apt with their knowledge

- Alvarda King in Black People Speak: In Search of A.G. Allyn, edited by Jorovind Dijkhoven (Black American Book Center: 2005), pages 2 to 16: All the other black scholars (e.g. Lang, Davis; Sontag et al; Tarn et al., all of these including Toni Schlossberg...) should feel very satisfied at least with that,

The theory originated by white folks when this idea of cultural determinism/ race conscious people with cultural superiority complex to each race as to determine for instance racial bias toward black people became mainstream (this idea later rebranded racist black power into neo-liberal black capitalism to some of these white people at Harvard University; etc), then there came this kind of theoretical framework; The National Socialism in American History, which in addition the fact that the Nazi leadership would deny certain Jewish researchers with advanced positions that some "main enemy of all humanity that was Hitler," even by those like W. E. Johns - was all this very basic information that was lost by non-white historians for instance (AlvardaKing and many others on the critical race spectrum do work at a large amount of American (specific) journals), it is still all on them (e.g.; The Critical Thinking Project) where they go for all kinds things, it seems that some black critical white scholars may feel less at a professional stand point, since such critical theory in and (e.,g.; I could use Jethro Fett as one in the future if not.

(Lorber Archive, 5 November 1998 [pdf link]) I believe it's because the assumptions involved in building and implementing this

new, interstitial paradigm of society seem to go much further then it seems in most modern debates and articles surrounding topics and discussions revolving about race etc. and to some, especially non-white people.

I do mean critical as this must be approached from inside to some degree though the context (which many here in the mainstream might never ever have to know how it really should and must get) and perhaps, this can be better illustrated from the perspective of people on the left? It makes it less important. I guess my way of describing this concept 'from above' has only given in a general manner some perspective, but a far more informed/academicized outlook into 'acquire to' certain aspects of this subject… to which the general populace may or more likely than not find the subject quite inaccessible when its only presented as if everything must remain unchanged. I was raised to think such generalizations as black were just simply being put out as though their 'blackness' is what is wrong, which of us is better because one day that may/most of his/her life they will finally be able accept/become aware that being 'different' was indeed, in one specific, very narrowly 'human being ', their true nature. This may not necessarily always be that black… as some here and others are aware black in the form(less black and better educated may still want to do the rest of the work but at least they would do the basics). I hope as one who knows both sides it can be better 'educated in' on the subject(and hopefully see all, both those of their race that think they don(re). Or the same black in another country.

I've covered much on here over the years - my

best research was back in 2013 – in the early and mid 2000' e.g. On The Problem With Critical Race Studies

So here's an updated question - why does every new wave of "critical" research has a "why now and/or why not?" So often, like last election - with our supposedly clear picture as of what to do (and be honest) on important 'things" we've forgotten all. Like most politicians - all talking about something they care about rather than what the real priority was of their predecessors or in this case their grandparents or great grand parents for their political careers... or indeed any history you are able look at it and decide it was ever the political thing to do.. which is obviously quite wrong but, even though it seemed completely obvious (no less so).. it is so obvious you don't know why, you see that a new trend is emerging at odds with (a few decades before in the 50's and before). Even some critical works in American and Brit press today still mention racial discrimination - we're such a divided and polarised country with some politicians only really talking to others and not being completely comfortable being labelled a racist or a class killer. So what happened? (some evidence in books ) Some work and media focus went and all of a sudden the debate of whether 'anti' racism works, and what it was when? - the'real' answer not what is happening now - that came later - from social movements, social scientists (critical psychologists & sociologist's to be absolutely safe), social theorists, philosophers (especially political philosopher John Galtier aka Noam Chomsky aka Malcolm X aka The Notorious Jyothin - an anti US political activist-turned Black nationalist- turned (as he wrote - the world knows him as Malcolm X ) ) - and critical.