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Originally Posted by Snaqwells
 You are correct, and my particular AFSC seems to include a greater mix than most. I will also agree that it's still there. I recall some extremely bigoted NCOs when I was younger; the type you'd really only see expressing their prejudices in private at a small Guard unit in the midwest (or so I thought at the time). Such expressions are now unheard of. Whether that's because the views are less prevalent or just less acceptable, it's a good thing.
Unfortunately, racism will need to die off since most racists aren't going to be convinced they're idiots. |
I know what you mean. I ended my career as a MTL at Keesler. It was nice to be around so many young people from so many different areas around the country.
At first I was accused of favoring the black Airmen, then I was accused of favoring the white Airmen and then they finally realized I was equal opportunity when it came to discipline/punishment. That was my favorite job and the most hours I ever worked.