One of my favorite personal adages in describing the lengths to which the anti-discrimination crowd will go in prohibiting behavior is said in half-jest: you can't look sideways at a minority without being accused of some racist act. Oxford University has fixed that.  The university published a newsletter in which it suggests that if you don't make eye contact with a minority, it may be a sign of racism. Daily Caller: The university's Equality and Diversity Unit newsletter includes a list of items, including a lack of eye contact, that are considered signs of "everyday racism," reports the Telegraph. Not making eye contact is a "micro-aggression," as well as asking someone where they are originally from and making jokes about other's race or nationality, the newsletter maintains. Doing these things can lead to mental heath problems and other issues. "Some people who do these things may be entirely well-meaning,...(Read Full Post)