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Originally Posted by WildBillyT
No, it's not that. I raised a big stink about how "reverse discrimination" seems to attribute discrimination to mainly one group of people back in a college social ethics course. It's not that. It's called "reverse discrimination" because white people are still the majority in the USA and are the "dominant" ethnic group. It's a relational thing. If Hispanics were the majority then it would be called "reverse discrimination" if they were discriminated against by white people.
I still think it's a ******** term and is still discrimination, and the implications are that it's one group that does most of it. But above is supposed to be the "real" explanation.
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white people are the minority anymore