That was one of the worst realizations I had in my adult life. Color blindness was sold to white people only.
Every other ethnicity can be as racist as possible and usually are. I often complain about Indians (the dot variety), normies don't realize how racists they are. By racist I mean openly discriminate against anyone that is not Indian.
They also cheat just as much as Han Chinese. When I was doing my masters I took one course in the computer science department. It was mostly online with only a few in person meetings all semester. The professor took every opportunity to tell us not to cheat on the assignments, which was odd for a graduate level class. Hell, it would have been odd for an undergraduate class. But then I attended the in person meeting and outside half a dozen at most white people the 30+ class was full of pajeets. The professor was Indian himself so he knew what he was dealing with.
Talk about certifications with them. The act of cheating on certification is the norm, I asked about a terraform certification he just linked me where he got the answers.
This is one of the reasons certification exams are worthless.
Agreed. I still like to think of myself as colorblind in the sense that I'm willing to give any individual a chance and do my best to show Christian love, but I am not blind to statistics and demographic data, and I can't blame people in your situation for changing their mindset or for seeing the reality of things.
That was one of the worst realizations I had in my adult life. Color blindness was sold to white people only.
Every other ethnicity can be as racist as possible and usually are. I often complain about Indians (the dot variety), normies don't realize how racists they are. By racist I mean openly discriminate against anyone that is not Indian.
They also cheat just as much as Han Chinese. When I was doing my masters I took one course in the computer science department. It was mostly online with only a few in person meetings all semester. The professor took every opportunity to tell us not to cheat on the assignments, which was odd for a graduate level class. Hell, it would have been odd for an undergraduate class. But then I attended the in person meeting and outside half a dozen at most white people the 30+ class was full of pajeets. The professor was Indian himself so he knew what he was dealing with.
Talk about certifications with them. The act of cheating on certification is the norm, I asked about a terraform certification he just linked me where he got the answers. This is one of the reasons certification exams are worthless.
I've seen a lot of people who have said the same thing you have. Makes me sad, but I would be pretty naive if I said I didn't understand.
There was so much optimism regarding race when I grew up. It seemed we were moving away from the concept entirely. I miss those times.
Agreed. I still like to think of myself as colorblind in the sense that I'm willing to give any individual a chance and do my best to show Christian love, but I am not blind to statistics and demographic data, and I can't blame people in your situation for changing their mindset or for seeing the reality of things.