Even being wealthy graduates of prestigious schools doesn't enable US blacks to protect their children from [ racist insults ]( http://paw.princeton.edu/issues/2014/10/08/pages/7596/index.xml ) . What makes the most impression on me is how far blacks in the US have to bend over backwards to avoid being falsely accused or treated with prejudice. These precautions seem to have been mostly effective — being called a nasty name is not that bad on the scale of human injustice — but it's unfair for anyone to have to do that. Meanwhile, think of all the people (black or not) who aren't in the families of wealthy graduates of prestigious schools. They don't deserve to be harassed either.
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