Sometimes when asking a question about race and/or ethnicity, you have to generalize. But people just get way too sensitive about it.
For example, if I ask why a lot of black women with large butts wear tight jeans, people fly off the handle and say "YOU'RE GENERALIZING!" Well yes, but I'm not saying "why do ALL black women with large butts wear tight jeans," I'm asking "why do a lot of them do it?" I know not all of them do it, but I think it's a fair question.
If someone would just say "because a lot of black men like big butts" then that would be acting mature. But people fly off the handle. And it's not just people of the race you asking about either. It's usually these pissy girls too.
So what is the cause of all this anger? Is this the result of the American public school system teaching everyone to be overly sensitive about race issues?
(And I'm sure I will get angry responses to this question as well.)
2007-03-03
13:35:10
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