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From: nap@druxo.UUCP (ParsonsNA)
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Subject: Re: career vs. relationships
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Date: Fri, 14-Feb-86 14:00:32 EST
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>> We make sexist
>>and racist assessments because the constraints of a sexist and racist
>>society have taught us to do so. An American in a big city who meets a
>>black person after dark is more likely to be afraid of being mugged 
>>than an American who meets a white person after dark. An American who
>>
>
> Sorry Bill, but your racist assumptions are showing, or are you really
> suggesting that a black American would be more afraid meeting a black
> person after dark then he would a white person? 

Sorry, whoever, but your sexist assumptions are showing, or are you really
suggesting that an American female would be more afraid of meeting a black
female after dark than she would a white male?   :-)

Nancy Parsons