That's what YOU are. You have not lived one second black. So why don't YOU sit back and listen to what black people are telling you because nothing I say has been speculation.
I know you are but what am I. You essentially respond with an 80's kids show catch phase, while at the same time, proving my point.
You have not wanted to see the discrimination or the studies that prove it. This is just one.
“A recent study conducted by a team of researchers from the National Community Reinvestment Coalition, Utah State University, Brigham Young University, Rutgers University, and Lubin Research found that banks were three times more likely to request follow-up appointments with white business owners than better-qualified Black business owners, and the Black business owners were subjected to far greater personal and financial scrutiny compared to their equal or less creditworthy white counterparts.”
Study: Black Entrepreneurship in the United States,
UNLV Home news/release/study-black-entrepreneurship-united-states
I have seen the studies. I read the studies that you have provided in many of the ostentatious threads you post. The "studies" or reports that show black credit or loan approvals almost always state this, "Blacks have worse credit than whites" or "Blacks are disproportionately declined home loans vs whites". The articles then go on to point to laws or racist practices that happened 60-70 years ago for the root cause.
Two things. First, the Black american applying today for credit is now no longer subject to any racist SYSTEMIC lending practices. Period. That is not up for debate. If there is a racist loan officer out there that is doing something racist still today, that's terrible, and they should be held accountable. But there is nothing systemic today.
Second. These studies or reports always leave out the most important detail. Credit and financial responsibility of the applicant is the primary reason for denied loans. Banks and any lending institutions have standards by which they approve loans. Today, if you apply and you aren't approved, it has nothing to do with your skin color. Period. If you're credit is shit, that's because you made bad financial choices. These personal responsibility is almost always left out in the data or articles you provide.
No, its called life experience as a black citizen of this country. You speculate because you don't have that lived experience. You are called what you are and you have been shown what blacks aren't able to do. You are the one who has no intention of having a logica discourse because you think yu can argue with my lived experience with your opinion.
Tangible life experiences are valid to a point, and I have provided my own at times. At the end of the day, IM2, you could be a single white female on the other side of screen for all I know who enjoys trolling other white people for some crazy mental disorder.
At the end of the day, what matters is facts. What can a white person do today that YOU can't do as a black american?
Blacks who lived during the height of Jim Crow who live now or have lived in this era tell us that there us still much to do.
There is much to do, in the urban ghetto culture that espouses that type of attitude. And If experiences matter, for you, than per my experiences, I have worked with many Black Americans who have been successful because they have made good life choices. Again, what can a white person do today, that you as a black american can't do.
Oh, and here you go again with pointing out history as a variable for your experiences today.
So your opinion or silly questions don't matter.
If it's silly, than answer the question. Because you know if you answer honestly, where that puts your position.
I'll ask again. What can a white person do to day that you,
IM2 can't do today?
The fact is that white racism exists and because it des exist, there are limits to non white people.
You're being disingenuous to exclude all forms of racism. Blacks can be racist, whites can be racist. It's really terrible. And the only true method to remove racism is to better educate our children.
What are those limits then. Name one thing you can't do today, that a white person can do. You have failed to answer the question.
That's not speculation, it is reality.
The question has been posed:
How Do We Solve Racial Inequality Without Considering Race?
You can't answer that and your question has nothing to do with it.
You need to define what "Racial Inequality" is. If you answer the question "What can't you do today that a white person can" it will help define the context of the discussion.