sure. but a man who goes to harvard is going to be paid more than a man who goes to u.c. berkeley, for the same job.

there's a ton of discrimination out there. and the more small groups we have to complain about it SEPARATELY, the more it is perpetuated.

until 50 years ago, black people were on the same level as dogs in this country. now.. they're almost "as good as" poor white people. and what good did their Million Man March do?

we need ALL of us to get together. not a group for chicks, a group for black people, a group for gay dudes, a group for lesbians, a group for marijuana smokers, a group for etc etc etc... blah blah.

without unity, we're all fucked.. regardless of who's the top and who's the bottom.

i dont understand this post.

thanks for posting turn left
sounds good
i'll probably be back at uni (in swansea) by then which is annoying but i'll try to come back to go there...

Thing is, people feel marginalised by the inequities. I understand what you're saying fully, and it's probably really uncool to mention that movements like Women's Lib, Gay Rights etc only really took off when they gained the support/sympathy of the straight white male population. Unity does help, but the problem is that that unity is quite often not voiced.

Don't worry, I was just being a dickhead.