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From: jimph@ihuxv.UUCP
Newsgroups: net.women
Subject: Re: Affirmative Action
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Date: Thu, 1-Sep-83 12:03:57 EDT
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Posted: Thu Sep  1 12:03:57 1983
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	I just read the article from the man who was "symathetic to the 
feminists cause" in which he was responding to the woman who stated that
men were responsible for necessitating affirmative action programs and I
thought he was doing fine until he started talking civilly to her. I am
sick and tired of anyone (male,female,black,white,purple, or any other
class) making generalizations and blaming another group for societies'
problems. There is no group of people who is any better than another group.
Any group of people, placed in another group's position from birth, would
react the same way as the other group. Society dictates how we act and if
you don't think something is right, don't blame one particular group, blame
society. We're all in this together and until we realize that, our outlook
is going to continue to be warped and Shelley Heretick is going to continue
to blindly place blame where it doesn't belong. sssssssssssssssss! There, I
feel better now that I let that steam out.