Peter Schwartz Quotes

The Core Of Racism Is The Notion That The Individual Is Meaningless And That Membership In The Collective - The Race - Is The Source Of His Identity And Value ... The Notion Of 'diversity' Entails Exactly The Same Premises As Racism - That One's Ideas Are Determined By One's Race And That The Source Of An Individual's Identity Is His Ethnic Heritage.

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