Every minority in this nation has heard that excuse - "genuine concern" for their well being for not taking action, whether it was a black teenager in Little Rock in the '50s trying to go to school, or a woman in the '60s trying to gain respect as an attorney or other professional. Methinks we should attack the other side; why does the potential victim have to bear all the brunt of this "concern," while the discriminatory parties get a pass? Haven't we been at this for at least 50 years?
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