Deletion of White guilt (2nd nomination)

Comment: The concept has been around for decades. Shelby Steele recently wrote an Op-ed on it in The Wall Street Journal last week (and I see he's one of the two sources in our article). It's also largely what George Bush was talking about in the 2000 campaign and afterward when he mentioned "the soft bigotry of low expectations". It is either a part of or something related to "liberal guilt" (84,000 ghits). Whether or not it exists as a feeling is beside the point -- it's a otable concept, both important and able to be covered. There are multiple (two), reliable sources. There could be 20,000 reliable sources from the past five decades or so. If "White guilt" didn't exist, there would be no support whatever from caucasian Americans for the idea of "reparations" to blacks -- which, by the way, has this interesting article: Reparations for slavery
Stance: keep
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