JAG89
THE NEW AMERICA'S TEAM
Re: Why is it easy for Caucasians in small towns and cities to succeed without degree
I can agree to this post, but in order to solve a problem, one must first be able to recognize the problem, which is the first step to basic problem solving skills.
If you are not part of the solution, then you must be part of the problem.
JAG89, I want to apologize to you and the other guys for talking to you in such a dismissive manner. I can imagine you feel the disdain and contempt pouring from my posts.
We all know what racism is. My contention was not about what is "true racism" (as if there can be any other kind of racism). I'm simply suggesting that we approach the challenges of life from a different perspective. Rather than focusing on how we've been wronged, let's focus on ways to defeat and overcome the wrong in order to achieve success anyway. In no way would I ever suggest that we haven't been wronged, there is no wrong or that we ignore wrongs. I just think we should be solution-oriented rather than complaint-oriented.
That's all.
I can agree to this post, but in order to solve a problem, one must first be able to recognize the problem, which is the first step to basic problem solving skills.
If you are not part of the solution, then you must be part of the problem.