Counterpoint to ‘A Case Study in Racial Ironies’
Thirty years ago when whites excluded blacks from “their” neighborhoods it was called racism. Today when blacks exclude whites from “their” neighborhoods it is called retaining black identity. There is no place in an enlightened society for either attitude.
VENIDA KORDA, Van Nuys
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