Nowhere have I accused Kevin of being culpable for these segregation policies. I thought Jim's response was quite odd. It is not a basic human right to sleep with or live with white people. If it was a human right to sleep with white people, then any white person who refused to sleep with me would be violating my rights. Every human being has the right to live.
Every human being has the right to freedom of speech and peaceful assembly.
Surely such a right implies that I am obliged not to punch him in the face whether I like it or not. If there were a right to an education, then any teacher who refuse to work would be violating people's rights. A right to an education would oblige teachers to work whether they liked it or not, because rights are obligations. She turned it down, not because she didn't like the wages, not because she didn't like the work, not because the hours were inconvenient. No, she turned it down because she thought that the boss was ugly.