However, the way you go about fighting for your "civil rights" could turn people that might support you into people that either stop activily supporting you or even into someone that opposes you.
Undoubtedly true, Kap, but that is a very weak commitment to equal rights, is it not? Aren't civil rights a part of our system precisely for those whom are disliked by the public?
Can you not dislike the way a group's way of trying to get those rights and thus not support them with your time/money but still ideologically support their rights?
I can say that I support civil rights for everyone but if I don't go out and donate my time and money there is little difference I'm making.
The "civil rights" movement of the past was successful because it involved people that were not black.
