"As long as there’s any industry that makes money and garners publicity on portraying blacks as put-upon victims who cannot function in a free society without government largesse, there will be concerted efforts to keep race front and center. That’s not to say people can’t or shouldn’t notice differences and exercise their freedom of association and avoid or interact with certain others based on skin color or subculture. In other words, people don’t necessarily have to be colorblind in their private lives, and I have no interest in trying to persuade them otherwise. Free country! But government policy must be colorblind. The two concepts are not mutually exclusive." — conservative blogger La Shawn Barber, on affirmative action in America
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