they'll take that miscegenation for a SC operative.
Back to your other point, I'd like to add:
That whites can learn much from other groups, this is not a popular opinion. I posted something similar years ago and got a lot of flack for it (that's what an opinion forum is for, so that's as it should be).
This is about Indians, as from India, as well as other immigrant groups from that part of the world. It is slightly OT, but my point is that as a society we can learn from all groups and that is why a multicultural America is a strength, not a weakness or something that should be discouraged.
Here's my story, which I told once before but about 15 years ago or so.
I was in the first webmaster certification course offered in the early 90s, when the web was taking shape. I completed it and went on to conduct webmaster certification courses in other schools around NJ.
We had a good instructor in that initial certification sequence, at least I thought so. He was an amiable, friendly guy and related well to all class members. The mix of the class was about 40% Indian or Southeast Asia. Maybe 40% whites, the rest Hispanic and African American. This particular technical university is fairly prestigious and attracts students from all around the world--exceptionally bright students.
We got to the third part of the certification, which was about the back end server. The first two parts of webmaster segments I enjoyed and couldn't get enough of, but this back end stuff bored the daylights out of me. I looked around and noticed most of the other white people didn't seem to want to bother with it, either. We all tuned out.
But not those immigrant groups! On no, if they didn't get it, they hammered away at the instructor until they got a satisfactory explanation. If they didn't get it, they went to the administration and the administration made the instructor conduct additional after-class sessions. Ho-hum, I didn't attend and neither did certain other segments of the class.
My attitude was to hell with that. I don't have to work that hard to make a good living (privilege speaking here, I'm not afraid to admit). It seemed to be the attitude of certain others, too.
But back end stuff is important, so you can see why we need people tenacious enough to understand it. You and I wouldn't be posting away here now if we didn't have people trained in its operation.
No doubt things have changed a lot since then and it may not be so boring now.
To summarize my point, we all learn from each other. Why can't these RW groups understand that a multicultural society is an asset, not a threat?
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