NATO Bomb Kills Two Peacekeepers

[kelley]

charles writes
>So there is a unity and struggle of opposites, e pluribus unum. There are
ethnic or "dark" European categories, yes.  And those groups suffered
discrimination  (One might see the recent bombing of southeastern Europe by
the West as a continuing expression of that prejudice ?) but it did not
prevent a very significant level of white unity with respect to
discriminating against the darkest peoples.
>
>Charles Brown
>
>Workers of the World , Unite.

here, here.  so charles, what do you suppose accounts for this?  i guess
it's like the feminist concern with origins of gender opp.  i get the
impression, on occ, that some try to argue [not you of course] that it's
some inherent characteristic to being 'white' and i think that's why folks
are bothered by the homogenization and, i think, ahistorical understanding
of 'whiteness'  i'd be interested in how you think about this, though i
know you've posted on it at other times i've not had the best of luck
keeping old posts safe from email crashes and accidental deletions.  

kelley