The Democrats at <em>The New York Times</em> didn’t get the memo to toss out the woke nonsense. The increasingly irrelevant legacy media outlet is still pushing racial guilt and identity politics. A recent racist article suggesting white men should date people based on their skin color was foisted upon the public.

That’s much better! Seriously, laughing at and openly ridiculing these abject racists at the <em>NYT</em> and other publications is the best way to deal with them.

Commenters suggested instead of being racist it’s best to do something ‘radical’ like date someone because you’re attracted to them and find them interesting. Shocking, we know!

Posters also noted that the writer views people as props, not genuine human beings.&nbsp;

The legacy media’s mission to divide, categorize, and assign value to people based on race, gender, and other unimportant criteria seems to still be chugging along after President Donald Trump's election. Thankfully, sane, non-racists aren’t going along for the ride.

 {ai:summary}<p>The New York Times continues to promote identity politics and racial guilt, as evidenced by a recent article suggesting that white men should date based on skin color. Critics argue this perspective reduces individuals to mere props in a socio-political agenda, undermining genuine attraction and connection.</p><p>Commenters assert that the only valid reason for dating should be personal attraction, not ulterior motives tied to race or wealth. They contend that the NYT's approach fosters division rather than unity, reflecting a broader trend in legacy media that prioritizes categorization over individual value. #society</p>

Courting Racism: NYT Ethicist Suggests Choosing Dating Partners Based on the Color of Their Skin

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