Oh, I can explain that and also give an example I've used here before. Take young black Caribbean boys. A study was done (I want to say in the early - mid noughties) looking into why that group … (View Post)

The earliest usage of woke in this context seems to be around 100 years ago. It's part of African American slang as a general expression of being politically active, or as a way to express the i… (View Post)

My understanding is that it literally disagrees with that, and just argues that the first bit (same opportunities) are literally what isn't provided, hence the unequal outcomes. If the remnants … (View Post)

This just reminds me of the "British public wrong about nearly everything" survey from 2013 https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/british-public-wrong-about-nearly-everything-surv… (View Post)

I mean, this sense of alienation from human interaction has been the cry of working people for ages - bread and roses, bread and roses. 8 hours work, 8 hours enjoyment, 8 hours rest - the workers cri… (View Post)