Nope. I came into this thread lamenting that white people and anti-SJWs in general (gotta account for the Paris Dennards too) couldn't keep the lid on the bottle, point out that this specific event was illegal in France and misguided in its methodologies, and call it a day. Y'all had it. Y'all had a clear open-and-shut case of misguided progressivism you could shit on.
And you fucked it up by going on to talk shit about black people for wanting safe spaces in all contexts, which inevitably has turned the thread away from the event in question to once again mostly white people wagging their fingers at us for not wanting to be race ambassadors all the damn time, ironically the same shit that black people talk about happening at events that aren't well-moderated against concern trolling, the same shit that probably led to the French event being set up the way it was at all in the first place.
The speed at which y'all will self-sabotage yourselves and inadvertently prove minorities' points is utterly fascinating.
Because when conversations about really complicated sociopolitical realities are boiled down to terms' technical or dictionary definitions, broader points can easily be lost, concern trolling is allowed to pass the sniff test much more easily, and the conversation inevitably tips back into favoring the status quo as minorities are held to higher moral standards on average. So, yes, there was technically segregation going on, but you would be remiss to try and equate it out loud or through implication of tone to the way segregation has been historically and systematically carried out by white people on non-white peoples. It's like I said to another person, black people wanting to vent to other black people about being followed in the store that day without white people grilling them on whether or not it happened because they're black, and thus "segregating" themselves, is not the same segregation advocated by white supremacist types who say inequality and separation is what we need on a societal level.
Interest has been added.