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Originally Posted by Graham
Care to back that speculation up with anything?
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More likely because the Whites refused to live in the same communities as the heathen Blacks etc or because the employers frowned on "mixing the races" etc.
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Isn't your comment just speculation too?
If we werent' there, didn't know the employers, then all we can do is speculate.
Your speculation relies on the employers going to extra expense and effort.
Mine relies on the employers being cheapskates who don't want to spend any more than they have to, back in a time where companies didn't feel they had to have a comitment to their local comunity.
Anyway, are we getting off topic?
Isn't career racism like career sexism? Where employees can't get promoted because of their race.