Fair Enough?
- Jun 14, 2008
- 1 min read
WARREN, Mich. -- Stan Sheyn, a white student who attends community college in this working-class Detroit suburb, supports Barack Obama for president. But he has no time for what he calls "double standards and propagation of victim mentality."
"The fact that a black man can run for the position of the President of the United States of America only corroborates that there is enough opportunity and equality for great things like that to happen," he says. "And that there is no need to create special advantages for any demographic group."
Electra Fulbright, a black small-business consultant in prosperous Southfield, Mich., couldn't disagree more.
