More financial discrimination against whites from the Biden administration

Biden Coronavirus Relief Prioritizes Funds for Non-White Business Owners

As part of Biden’s American Rescue Plan Act of 2021, the Small Business Administration (SBA) is opening the application process by which owners of restaurant, bars, and other venues can apply for federal relief to help make up for the loss of revenue as a result of economic lockdowns spurred by the Chinese coronavirus crisis.(snip) 

The relief, though, is being prioritized based on race, gender, and whether or not business owners are considered “socially and economically disadvantaged individuals.” White men, for example, who are not Veterans of the United States Armed Forces, are not eligible for “priority period” processing and funding. Under the guidelines of the RRF, the SBA is giving priority processing and funding to “small business owned by women, veterans, or socially and economically disadvantaged individuals.”

Now it's one thing to claim discrimination as a matter of social standing or even claim systemic racism as a means to explain why some races of people do better than others. But it's an entirely different thing to put into law the idea that you can discriminate for government money solely on the basis of color. 

Here is the reality. People who are socially and economically disadvantages can be distinguished by their social and economic status. Plain and simple. If two people live next door to each other, have the same issues, make the same money, suffer the same issues, then they are of the same social and economic status. 

For decades, this country has fought to treat every person from every race fairly. While this has been a struggle at time, the MLK sentiment about judging people by the content of their character rather than the color of their skin has been a driving force. Seems live over the past few years that this has all gone out the window, and a new generation of thinking has emerged. This thinking includes segregation, separation, and a focus on race. Today we discriminate AS a matter of fairness or so goes the argument.