Actually that's one of the themes of Dear White People, those for whom racism is just an issue by which they protest and shout, irrespective of the problem - or focus entirely on negative aspects (the nahnahnah I can't hear you).

Problem is certain groups only can exist if they can create a furore over issues, and create a problem that might not be a problem over a racial factor. A good example of this can be seen in racism and policing. There is definitely an ussue here, but its not as simple as racist cops persecuting black people - There is also a serious problem with crime in black areas (notably poor black areas). For certain racial campaigners, the interest is in the symptoms, not the problems - They'll happily pursue expensive legal cases against the state, but aren't interested in promoting the problems in the community of poverty and jobs (because if they did resolve the issues of race, crime and poverty - they'd be redundant).

Consequently, community action groups aimed at employment and poverty in black area are massively underfunded, and its these that ultimately hold the key to resolving the conflict between the apparatus of state and race.

A part of this lies in fund raising and donations - White upper class Americans want to see their money used to fight cause issues like Racism, rather than less popular invisible causes like school and welfare programs in communities.

Doubling the number of women and minority voters by 2020. Why they need more women I don't know? (I find it funny that most women want to be called actors now, not actresses, but none of them want to lose the actor/actress categories at awards.)

They're also taking the voting rights away from anyone who hasn't worked in the last 10 years.

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Edited by Stuk (28 Jan 2016 1.10pm)

Now it's university places. Bloke on Newsweek last night moaning that black people are not properly represented in university.
That would be an issue, if it were true.

Unfortunately, the facts prove otherwise. The guys response to being presented with the facts was to ignore them

Lol.

It's like a white man claiming racism because he doesn't earn £100k a years or have 2 degrees. It's just not fair is it.

Edited by Hrolf The Ganger (05 Feb 2016 12.28pm)

Aren't s***loads of students at Oxbridge foreign, and therefore a minority in the UK. Or were they just talking skin colour?