Well, I don't think he was making a generalization. I think he was explaining that there was a underlying concern which just unfortunately happens to be there. That's not something that any of us want, but it's just there. And think about it beyond the scope of this site. If two BM make it clear that they're gay and like each other, they'll obviously face prejudice (from nearly everyone) because it's that kind of relationship. If a BM dates interracially, they'll face predjudice (according to Salmon) because of societal norms created hundreds of years ago and because of some divisions that linger between people today. It's almost like there's not a lot of difference between gay relationships and interracial relationships. Both were forbidden in the past, and people had to fight to make it legal.
Right, I don't. I haven't been in a relationship with a woman yet. However, I have plenty of friendships with women, mainly White and Asian. So, explain to me how what Salmon's saying isn't "rational thought"?
I don't know too much about Michael Jackson, but I'd like to know what preempted him to change his skin and his hair around? Those things probably took place before I was born, so if possible could you elaborate?