&gt; but 1- it doesn&#x27;t compare to what, for example, black or chinese people or native americans suffered historically<p>And that doesn&#x27;t compare to what Jews went through 50 years ago. What&#x27;s your point? There&#x27;s always a bigger sob story around the corner. You deal with it and <i>move on</i>. The moving on part is important.<p>&gt; whereas prejudice against &quot;people of color&quot; is still very much alive.<p>And that prejudice will <i>amplify</i> if you continue treating people of color <i>differently</i>. By providing special privileges to make up for the sins of the past, you are fomenting racism <i>today</i>. Every white guy who didn&#x27;t get a job because of the color of his skin is now a newly minted racist. And while he really should direct his ire toward misguided leftists, in the end, he&#x27;ll blame the person of color instead ... which is sad.