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abdulksaida on "Racial Sensitivity. Why??"

abdulksaida — Fri, 23 Nov 2007 06:57:45 +0000

mrcuteblackie 1- no body must find any offensive in his race, colour or even relegion, but do u agree about the scients watson and his experiments as he said that black people are less smarts than wight people and their is article about that in OD and he was abbanded from some meetings, do u accept that u are as african less smart compared to white ?

justicelover on "Racial Sensitivity. Why??"

justicelover — Thu, 22 Nov 2007 21:10:02 +0000

I agree, but I find the term "race" very offensive, for I know there are two races. One is the animal kingdom and two the human kingdom. Why don't they say what is the colour of your skin instead, that would be an accurate description, don't you think?

Racial Sensitivity. Why??,

mrcuteblackie — Sun, 21 Jan 2007 10:25:48 +0000

Isn't Britain a breeding ground for sensitive people with some sort of personality disorder? Why should an Asian feel offended by being called Asian, or filling forms which list Asian/British Asian? Are they not that? Please let us grow up. The whites do not feel offended when we call them whites. These groups simply make it easier to describe someone to a good degree of certainty. After all, I am African, and I expect the authorities should call me black or African, because this makes it easier to identify people. Please, not that you are not picked on when you are classified in your correct group, when it is all done in good spirit. Read the rest of this post...