I don't believe in forced diversity or inclusion. But I also don't think any government resources should go to enforcing people's preferred races either.
Growing up in America, in a melting pot of cultures, I have zero interest in the preservation of any race including my own. Case in point, my husband is white and Im African American.
it would be more about allowing people to live with their own races if they prefer, not so much about amassing funds for that forced project. diversity is being forced right now which is the opposite of allowing people to live where and how they want.
if a neighborhood has too many of one race, they are coming in and declaring that it is not diverse enough and forcing the integration of other races there. that's not fair and it's not right.
I'm surprised to hear that you don't care of your race disappears from the face of the earth. that sounds insincere, as if you're only saying that to make a point of argument. why would anybody want that? do you not love your parents, grandparents and your culture and heritage?
I don't see a reason for racial preservation outside of viewing other races as inferior. Im open to being wrong about that but if people think other races are inferior and don't want to be with them, I just think they have to get over it if they want to live in the United States.
it has nothing at all to do with viewing one's race as superior.
you're suggesting, possibly unintentionally, that the desire to preserve one's unique race means to somehow destroy/devalue all other races. that's just a myth and a lie that has been beaten into our psyches for decades. any conversation of this kind has been decried racist! racist! for so long that we feel guilty even considering something as natural, and universal, as the wish to preserve our races.
that is just not the case.
it doesn't harm anybody, or any race, to wish for all races to be preserved.
does it harm any species of animal to wish for all species to remain what they now are instead of mixing them to the point of not being able to tell what they were to begin with?
not in the least.
If you wanted an all one-race or one-natiomality neighborhood for example, theres plenty like that in New York City. But if you wanted to make a law that enforced that neighborhood keeping other races or nationalities out, I would draw a line. It's not so important that you should be able to restrict people from living where they want.
but that's the exact problem we have currently.
the people who wish to live with their own kind are not being allowed to have that because diversity is a LAW that is being enforced by the govts of almost all nations right now. we are NOT ALLOWED to have anything less than the most diverse cities, neighborhoods, companies, schools, etc.
that is what is restrictive. that is a massive over-reach by the govts of the world right now.