>> ^Trancecoach:

It's a question of systemic racism and in equality


Surely that would apply to Latinos as well? If not, why not?

Do you think Walmart, the corporation, really suffered at all from this? No, but I'll bet the people that work at that Walmart did, when they had to work extra to clean up that mess.

Also, how is this suddenly a political comparison to Citizen's United?

To summarize: GSAD.>> ^lantern53:

Walmart is a corporation, and we all know that corporations are not people, so really...who suffers?

>> ^Trancecoach:

racism is the cause, not the effect.>> ^EMPIRE:
so...many...huh......racial...stereotypes.... must..huh......resist... urge... to.... make....racist...... joke.



Hmm... but Latinos are subject to racism (even codified into law, such as in Arizona), have greater linguistic challenges as ESL speakers, and haven't yet closed the US gaps in academic performance, but you never see Latino flash mob robberies, and the average Latino crime rate is actually (contrary to stereotypes) almost as low as the mainstream US crime rate.

At some point it becomes useful to talk about cultural differences and personal accountability, and how we can help kids get out of self-destructive cultures and improve their lives.

racism is the cause, not the effect.>> ^EMPIRE:

so...many...huh......racial...stereotypes.... must..huh......resist... urge... to.... make....racist...... joke.

>> ^spawnflagger:
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Thank you. Fixed.

>> ^Raveni:

That's not a flash mob. It's just a mob.


QFT.

Exactly. My. Thought.

That's not a flash mob. It's just a mob.

>> ^renatojj:

Flashforward!


LOL. I forgot about that show/series.

>> ^alcom:

Awesome! This just made me happy


Yeah me too. I LOLed at work during my lunch break. I hope they do more! Maybe they will do Tekken?

Hey thanks!

I really liked how it wasn't just a flash mob -- more a short film....

In reply to this comment by eric3579:
*happy *promote

First flash mob I've seen that reminds me of a zombie video game.

Actually there are a lot of people that aren't "white" in Minnesota... well the Twin Cities area at least. If I'm not mistaken it has the largest population of Somali immigrants in the country. There's also a large Hmong and Hispanic community, as well as a large African American population. That said there's a lot of Scandinavians and Germans too.

As for the Carlson School of Mgmt... I can't stand that place. It's a school for taking spoiled little children that haven't worked a day in their lives and trains them to be the next generation of middle management, or worse, executives. Luckily the building is surrounded by the Arts Quarter, so at least they're outnumbered during their brief tenure at the U.

>> ^therealblankman:

Hey here's a question... are there any black people in Minnesota? If there are, apparently none of them go to this school.