I’m not talking about the HOL but a film director who’s had Oscar, BAFTA, Golden Globe and Emmy nominations, and wins, for his work.

That it is widespread and normal is understood.

My argument is not that. It is whether it should be and if it helps things, or makes them worse.

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I'm not surprised that the liar doesn't want to comment on the links I provided on anti white propaganda as it blows his lies or delusions...whichever it is out of the water.

Anti white media is mainstream and supported by corporations and institutions.

It is the only ethnicity that it's ok to attack.

'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)

I really don't get the point you are trying to make, in the context of my own.

That some people make movies about perceived racial inequalities may be true but it isn't the point I am making. Nor, by the way, does it mean there is any "anti-white" propaganda. It just means some people make movies about perceived racial inequalities.

That's not being divisive! It's pointing out divisions and hoping that to get them recognised will lead, eventually, to healing.

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Unfortunately, changing terminology does not alter reality.

Do Indians experience the same negativity as Albanians?

Inevitably, minorities are more likely to focus on their identity, be it colour, nationality or religion. For some reason, some of them come to a country where they are a minority and then seem surprised when they are treated like one. This evokes a defensive posture in many against the existing majority.
Some groups have a terrible record of criminality and then wonder why they are stereotyped.
Some have a poor attitude to work and authority and wonder why no one wants to employ them.

Certainly labelling is not helpful, but stereotypes do not get invented from nothing. They usually have a basis in fact. Unfortunately, those who do not exhibit these negative stereotypical traits suffer prejudice along with the others.

One can pay lip service to irradiating these attitudes but all the time people are people and have their own interests to protect, they will continue to exist.

With all due respect whilst that might be true it has nothing to do with my point.

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