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Topic	What comes to mind when you think of "the 1950s"?
HenryAllbright 11/20/18 12:42:40 PM #35:	AmericaTheBrave posted... White Privilege is being able to see the 1950s as "the good old days." Yeah white people didn't really have to experience all the downsides of the pre civil rights era, so it's easy to see why they don't consider that aspect when thinking about time periods that were great. I think it's important to consider that just because a white person thinks the 1950s were the "good old days" doesn't mean that he thinks they were good because it was before the civil rights movement. It's just that white people were much less affected by it. --- All points of view and perspectives exist for a reason. There is no such thing as evil. <cite>HenryAllbright posted [p:912740202] in What comes... [t:77221272]...</cite> <quote><cite>AmericaTheBrave posted...</cite> <quote>White Privilege is being able to see the 1950s as "the good old days."</quote> Yeah white people didn't really have to experience all the downsides of the pre civil rights era, so it's easy to see why they don't consider that aspect when thinking about time periods that were great. I think it's important to consider that just because a white person thinks the 1950s were the "good old days" doesn't mean that he thinks they were good because it was before the civil rights movement. It's just that white people were much less affected by it. --- All points of view and perspectives exist for a reason. There is no such thing as evil.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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