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Culturally Deprived, Retarded White People

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A few days ago, in Utah Democrats Oppose Racial Equality, I wrote of Democratic opposition to the pending effort to revise the Utah constitution to prohibit racial preferences.

Now it appears that without ?diversity? white people would be culturally retarded.

Speakers at an educational forum organized Saturday at Salt Lake City?s Horizonte Instructional Center told an audience of about 60 that they must spread the word that affirmative action is not ?reverse racism? ... but a tool to foster equality that benefits everyone.

?The people at the greatest risk from not having diversity are white people,? said William Smith, associate professor of educational policy at the University of Utah, who is black. ?You?re at risk of being culturally and civilly retarded. ... If you put all of your savings in one area, you?re bankrupt. I?m talking culturally bankrupt.?

Since black?s make up 1.3% of Utah?s population, I suppose the state should quickly engage in some massive racial and ethnic importation in order to avoid going down the cultural tubes.

Full post as published by Discriminations on February 28, 2010 (boomark / email).

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