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·Can someone give me a definition on this?
If you turn a black guy down for a job because he is black, that is discrimination, right? But if you turn a white guy down for a job, that is "reverse" discrimination? What is the deal with that? I would have thought that was also just discrimination.
Here's what I think "reverse" discrimination should be:
1. Not discriminating.
2. Hiring a black guy because he is black.
As I understand it, the popular definition of "Reverse Discrimination" is to deny a white person something based on the fact that they are white?
I think the spin doctors came up with this term to try to make discriminating against a white person different, or not as bad, somehow, as discriminating against a black person.
"Reverse", my arse. There isn't anything reverse about it.
If you turn a black guy down for a job because he is black, that is discrimination, right? But if you turn a white guy down for a job, that is "reverse" discrimination? What is the deal with that? I would have thought that was also just discrimination.
Here's what I think "reverse" discrimination should be:
1. Not discriminating.
2. Hiring a black guy because he is black.
As I understand it, the popular definition of "Reverse Discrimination" is to deny a white person something based on the fact that they are white?
I think the spin doctors came up with this term to try to make discriminating against a white person different, or not as bad, somehow, as discriminating against a black person.
"Reverse", my arse. There isn't anything reverse about it.