The "wealthy elite" in this case are Indian. Goes on to show that it's not a matter of race/origin but of class, the sooner we collectively realize this the better off we'll be.
It's both. Trying to erase actual issues people care about (race / gender / culture / sexual orientation) doesn't work. You can't just say "don't worry about it". Not all struggle is class struggle. People actually care about their culture.
Not trying to erase anything, I just think it's the main issue we're facing right now, and that we'd be better off on many of these other issues if we did something about that one.
That's what someone who doesn't care about race, gender, etc. would say. You may not care because none of those affect you negatively.
The "wealthy elite" in this case are Indian. Goes on to show that it's not a matter of race/origin but of class, the sooner we collectively realize this the better off we'll be.
It's both. Trying to erase actual issues people care about (race / gender / culture / sexual orientation) doesn't work. You can't just say "don't worry about it". Not all struggle is class struggle. People actually care about their culture.
Not trying to erase anything, I just think it's the main issue we're facing right now, and that we'd be better off on many of these other issues if we did something about that one.
That's what someone who doesn't care about race, gender, etc. would say. You may not care because none of those affect you negatively.