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I agree, blacks shouldn't view themselves as a community but it doesn't detract that the majority of them do band together due to race and nothing more.

You throw out terms like "the majority" but that's becoming less and less the case. Minorities banding together over certain issues isn't unique to black people nor is it a new or particularly noteworthy phenomenon.

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They do this with White Privilege (as opposed to calling it Majority Privilege).

And that is because whites ate the majority in America. Kind of a silly semantic for you to constantly carp about (if you're indeed carping this time--sometimes you're tongue in cheek and I can't tell, I won't lie

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I only echo what the "Community" (much like the Black Caucus) produces. If Blacks want to be individuals, they need to stop focusing on race so much.

There you go again, talking about"community," and "they" and speaking of this collective that is a far cry from the reality that I live. All I can tell you is that this community of which you speak doesn't exist. Whether you choose to believe me or not is your prerogative. No skin off my nose either way

Also, I'm starting to crash, so if anything in this post didn't make sense, I apologize in advance for my fatigue