Has there ever been a successful case of anti-white racism?

[Jonathan Ainsley Bain]

They would more likely call it promoting diversity in the university like my alma mater does.

(I dislike affirmative action by the way)

oh ambiguity, thou art a title to a thread!

I really meant that I was considering if anyone had successfully been
convicted of being racist against white people.

 

[Jonathan Ainsley Bain]

According to FBI statistics - 720 anti-white incidents in 2016.

Table 1

And here I was watching the news on TV.
That'll learn me good an' proper.

 

[Nakosis]

'Successful case' - consider the meaning of that.

I hope so, since we know there are numerous incidents of it each year. If there are no successful cases prosecuted, it would seem that white victims are being unfairly treated by the court system.

 

[Stevicus]

'Successful case' - consider the meaning of that.

When you say "successful," are you referring to individuals or national governments?

 

[columbus]

Well I was being a bit sarky

I am better at snarky than you are.
I can even spell it.

I clearly suggested that asking for definitions
was a stalling tactic because the clear examples are few, far between, and take some searching
back into the mists of time.

They're not that far between, here in modern America.

Clearly.

Black people can get away with murder. Google OJ Simpson.
Tom

 

[Hockeycowboy]

According to Intersectionality Theory anti-white racism is not racism, but rather, an understandable reaction to oppression.

Hence, Affirmative (Re)Action.

 

[Orbit]

It seems like kind of a trolly question that ignores the complexities of what counts as racism and why. There's a serious discussion to be had about that, which goes beyond yelling "reverse racism" at affirmative action policies. I fear that conversation is for another thread, however.

 

[bobhikes]

Scraping the barrel. How is it racism if the attacker was white too?



Not just barrel-scraping, but I reckon you clawed your way
right through the barrel there.

Why do you ask for information and then insult the provider. I did not write the articles and they clearly show what you ask the first one was actually prosecuted. quoted from the article. "To French prosecutors, the abuse was not just ordinary insults, the words were a clear sign the beating was racially motivated. The court agreed and followed prosecutors’ recommendations in imposing the four-year sentence, one year of which is suspended."

 

[Twilight Hue]

Perhaps it would be better if you just listened to this video:

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