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**TOD4wDTQ** · 05-20-2012, 08:02 PM

Exclusion.

In order for a group to be unique they have to exclude people; set a limit to the outside world of who belongs to it and who doesn't. Otherwise there's nothing special about it. This is particularly important if that group is desirable to be a part of.

The current rule of one drop will persist until the socio-economic conditions change. If being 'white' is no longer associated with being rich and privialged, then people will stop asking to be a part of it.

my 2c on it

In a nutshell, that explains it. However, there is no ODR rule that's law in the US at present. It's all about perceptions.

05-20-2012, 08:02 PM	#9
TOD4wDTQ Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 514 Senior Member	Exclusion. In order for a group to be unique they have to exclude people; set a limit to the outside world of who belongs to it and who doesn't. Otherwise there's nothing special about it. This is particularly important if that group is desirable to be a part of. The current rule of one drop will persist until the socio-economic conditions change. If being 'white' is no longer associated with being rich and privialged, then people will stop asking to be a part of it. my 2c on it In a nutshell, that explains it. However, there is no ODR rule that's law in the US at present. It's all about perceptions.
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