I posted a thread about a white supremacist sarin trial in Tennessee and I have a question.
As I was writing up the sentence about the guy wanting to kill black people, I wanted to use a broader term to indicate all racial "minorities". Him reassuring folks that he wasn't "any al qaeda" seemed to cry out for a broader reference. But here's the thing, people of color are not the minority race in the world. Using the term "minorities" really doesn't drive it home to the supremacists, that truth be told, whites are the minority on this planet. I'm wondering if the use of the word "minority" actually feeds the superiorty complex of whites in the US. Know what I mean?
But I couldn't think of a good word. Ethnic? Seems like it would have the same result. Any ideas, thoughts, etc?
Here's the story, by the way. There really is a white supremacist on trial in Tennessee for trying to buy sarin, who wanted to nuke DC, and mustard gas black people. You'd think that would be at least as important as Natalie Holloway. :crazy:
http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=show_mesg&forum=364&topic_id=919805&mesg_id=919805