Why did you ask for it in the first place? Do you, in fact, believe blacks can't be racist? Is that why you demanded proof from me?
Are you telling me to ignore one part of the definition in favor of the other part? If you're not then the part that says "a belief that race is a fundamental determinant of human traits and capacities" also applies.
What this means is that those who think blacks can't be racist are ascribing a particular trait to whites but not to blacks. That trait being racism. In other words, a moral superiority.
I took the remark to be rhetorical because we both know there is no such definition. Are you saying it was not rhetorical?
You're trying to muddle the issue. She assumed the camp had a whites-only racist policy only because she didn't see pictures of black kids. Make of that what you will but I will say it was racist of her to assume racism on the part of the camp.
Still muddling the issue. I never said any of that in regards to her. I said that in regards to things you said.
I have no ******* clue whether or not she thinks blacks can't be racist. But her words clearly accuse the camp of practicing racial discrimination by not allowing blacks ("You ain't white, you ain't right. You ain't gettin' in. You ain't goin'.") That's all I've been saying where Ms. Perkins is concerned.
Is she making enough assumptions?
I was waiting for that one and there it is. I knew it was just a matter of time before you whipped out your whiny racism card.
If you're bored with that I can quote the "You ain't white, you ain't right. You ain't gettin' in. You ain't goin'" six more times. You'll just keep avoiding it like you've been doing, but hey, why change now?
I would ask you to do better at reading comprehension but, you don't give a ****.