Perhaps Black and White employees are not so different. Perhaps firefighters are chosen on the basis of physical skills, not race. The ideal firefighter in my book is someone who can get me out of a burning building. Mini Me suffices so long as he does the job. Racial tension continues because of these stories alleging separatism, attaching labels and handing down group indictments.
Truth suffers to perpetuate the racial divide.
The facts appeared in National Review. I have racial fatigue because I see what we have in common in our rugged individualism Ragu might be better than Prego. The Times looks at the kitchen along racial lines and worries that Blacks buy generic paper towels. I look at the kitchens and see that, unfortunately, tuna and Cream of Mushroom soup plague us all. The now-Pavlovian responses of guilt and separatism create feelings of hopelessness over the great racial divide.