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"The Black Adder" <drs650@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:<Qvrab.8708$BS5.295@newsread4.news.pas.earthlink.net>...
> Typical nigger hypocrisy. Black club, ok. Asian club, no problem. White
> club, "It beez RAYSIZUM!!"
> 
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> OAKLEY, Calif. (AP) - A Freedom High School freshman has run up against
> opposition in her quest to start a Caucasian Club.
> A local NAACP leader says Lisa McClelland's proposed club, which would be
> open to all races and ethnicities, smacks of racial division, a charge the
> 15-year-old denies. McClelland says she and some of her friends simply feel
> a bit slighted since other school clubs cater to specific cultures and
> races, such as the Black Student Union and the Asian Club.
> 
> "It's not racist because we're not excluding anyone, and we're just trying
> to solve the issues of racial disparity," McClelland said. Her ethnic
> background is American Indian, Latino, Dutch, German, Italian and Irish.
> 
> So far McClelland has gathered 245 signatures from an array of students,
> adults and others on and off campus in support of the formation of her
> Caucasian Club. She's looking to gather additional signatures before
> submitting the petition to Freedom High principal Eric Volta this week.
> 
> The high school has dealt with thorny racial issues in the recent past. In
> 2001, a black teacher found a noose made out of a shoelace hanging on the
> doorknob of his classroom. Tensions mounted again last year when a roped
> noose was found dangling from a redwood tree on campus.
> 
> Darnell Turner, vice president of the East County chapter of the NAACP,
> spoke out against the 2002 incident and says McClelland's Caucasian Club
> sounds like a bad idea at a time when the campus is trying to heal fresh
> emotional wounds.
> 
> "It will not allow us to heal that divide that we've tried to overcome in
> the past couple of years," Turner said. "If her motivation is to bring
> harmony, as she alleges, this is not the way to go."
> 
> Some of McClelland's classmates, however, support her effort.
> 
> "It'd be tight because they can learn more about their history," said
> 14-year-old Tyleisha Crooks, a fellow freshman at Freedom who is black.
> 
> Elliott Perez, 14, a sophomore at Freedom who is Hispanic and white, also
> said the school could benefit from McClelland's club.
> 
> "I think it's fair for white people to have their own club, because every
> other race has their own club," he said.
> 
> Both Crooks and Perez signed the petition in support of the formation of the
> Caucasian Club.
> 
> Oakley is located about 50 miles east of San Francisco.

Ms. McClelland is just following the path of all minority groups.
(Whites are now the minority in California)

Gary