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How exactly do you come to the conclusion that I am “proud of being a racist”?
I entered Tennessee State University a proud liberal on race matters, thinking that whites and blacks had basically put most ill-feelings behind them, and found out differently.
I got told, “You do not belong here!” several times. I heard black students talking about beating up whites on numerous occasions. I conversed with quite a number of people who felt it was not really possible for a black to steal anything from a white – it is all just “payback”.
I got shoved down by this racist black behemoth. None of the people around (all black) did a thing to help.
If I tried to disagree with any of the black students about anything, I was shouted down as a racist.
I could go on and on, but I will stop for now.
Basically, I encountered a level of racial hostility that shattered a lot of illusions. I guess you could say that the experience rattled me to the core of my being and made me re-evaluate a lot of things about race. Now, I know that there are a lot of blacks who really hate white people. I know that not all blacks wish to harm whites, but a good number of them do!
What shocks me is that so many people on this board seem utterly terrified to acknowledge this fact. If a white gets attacked, he somehow deserves it, probably used racially abusive language, etc.
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Honestly, all I can say is that I don’t believe you. I think a lot of people interpret situations depending on preconceived views. I just have heard way too many times people who are either openly white supremacists or who post links to white supremacist web cites claiming that they once were liberal on racial matters, but suddenly something horrific happened to them to open their eyes.
It doesn’t pass the smell test to me, and if you went into a black majority environment looking for evidence that everyone hated you, I’m not surprised you think you found it.