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Mark Hyman speaks of a "symbiosis between whites and blacks by which they agree to let victimization totally explain black difficulty. Whites agree to stay on this hook for an illusion of [[redemption]], and blacks agree to keep them there for an illusion of power." [http://www.hoover.org/publications/digest/3506941.html] | Mark Hyman speaks of a "symbiosis between whites and blacks by which they agree to let victimization totally explain black difficulty. Whites agree to stay on this hook for an illusion of [[redemption]], and blacks agree to keep them there for an illusion of power." [http://www.hoover.org/publications/digest/3506941.html] | ||
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Revision as of 18:28, February 7, 2011
Mark Hyman speaks of a "symbiosis between whites and blacks by which they agree to let victimization totally explain black difficulty. Whites agree to stay on this hook for an illusion of redemption, and blacks agree to keep them there for an illusion of power." [1]