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Avoiding eye contact 'everyday racism'

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People on the spectrum and those with Asperger's are unable to look anyone in the eye. It is a facet of their conditions.

So, why is this initiative not a " micro aggression" against people with disabilities?

Didn't think of that, did you, SJW scum? :biggrin:

Reply 21

Doones

Original post by Dodgypirate

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-oxfordshire-39692673

:lol:

Oxford have apologised.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-oxfordshire-39742670

Reply 22

Meany Pie

Original post by Doonesbury

Oxford have apologised.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-oxfordshire-39742670

They should really have fired someone over this.

Reply 23

CoolCavy

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Stupid article, some people are just shy

Reply 24

WoodesRogers

This is why when people tell you they go to Oxford it doesn't mean anything, dumb people everywhere.

Reply 25

Meany Pie

Original post by Mathemagicien

They already have a large problem with a lack of diversity in the staff. They wouldn't want to exacerbate that.

It might purge some of the ****wits though.

Reply 26

Bang Outta Order

I've heard of this "micro aggression" stuff. Like not sitting next to them on the bus and silliness. I think black people or whoever else has an issue with stuff like this need to focus on actual racism and not this stupidness. I can see where it makes them uncomfortable but come on. It's not enough to spread awareness about or whatever they're doing.

More important stuff like, prestigious universities and claims of systematic racism keeping people of colour out. Not "micro agressions" and whatever crap. Sometimes I think it's people pretending to care about race issues that come up with stuff like this just to get them laughed at?

Original post by Meany Pie

Does that make the blind people racist?