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Wheaton College and President Buswell: the race that doesn't matter
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Wheaton's Trustees also limited their Task Force's "historical review" to Wheaton's history "with respect to race relations."
Not injustice, oppression, or bloodshed.
Just "race relations."
This assumes a common understanding of "race," but what is the definition of this politically charged word?
Cambridge Dictionary defines "race" as "the idea that people can be divided into different groups based on physical characteristics that they are perceived to share such as skin color, eye shape, etc., or the dividing of people in this way."
Given their shared physical characteristics, preborn babies are a "race." Concerning "relations," their mothers are often hostile against them—to the point of bloodshed. It is incontrovertible the slaughter of this race of persons properly lies within the purview of the Trustee's Historical Review Task Force.
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