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CMV: The Social Justice movement is self destructive in it promotes blaming others and not self reflection.

I am all for social justice, I believe that we do have a history of oppression. However the way we handle social justice today is something I dislike. To give a little background I’m a college student in an Asian interest Greek fraternity so this topic always comes up for me. It becomes petty though and I’m starting to nitpick all the problems with how we are handling social justice. 

I am aware that to fix a problem you must first raise awareness that a problem even exist and I feel like this part of the social justice movement have done a wonderful job. However the second part of fixing a problem is action and this is where I feel like they’ve done the opposite. 

The impression that I got from the social justice movement is to bring equality between the races. However I’m seeing the opposite of what’s happening, I see a divide happening because all we talk about is how the white people have oppressed us. 

In my opinion I feel like the way to solve social justice problem is to promote minority pride and build strong people. I do believe in providing equality but too many times I see these people fighting for social justice not really fight for their individual selves. With the social justice movement they also have a scapegoat for their problems. I’m not talking about the people in poverty, I’m talking about the ones that have had the amazing opportunity to go into college and yet waste their time(granted I know this problem isn’t exclusive to minorities).
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The black community criticizes itself and engages in self reflection all the time. However, they also criticize white people and society at large. 

If you are not part of the black community, you are not going to hear about any of the self criticism, self reflection and minority pride because it’s not addressed to you.

Why shouldn’t blacks and whites be speaking to each other about perceived injustices? It seems counter productive to press them to keep it to themselves.