re: BLM comes back for more at Mizzou

I'm not saying people don't have the right be there. I'm saying what keeps you in one particular spot to begin with? I worked with a Jamaican guy at a restaurant years ago and he complained constantly about the "evil white man" and he's not getting a fair shake because he is an islander and black. Our shift manager said to him, look you got hired to do a job. There are whites out there who would like to have the chance at your job. There is no white privilege here and be grateful you are in the country, employed, and have shelter and clean water and food. He also asked him, "since you don't like white people why do you choose to surround yourself with them in America?" I thought it was a profound question. He could have stayed in Jamaica and been around people more like him but he made the choice to leave. Don't bitch about it after the fact.