The War at Home, Season One

Omar (to Dave):
How do you figure?

Dave:
Well, you do have to admit that there are probably less black people applying to Yale. Right? So, I'd imagine that they'd probably have to keep a certain number of spots open for you guys.

Omar:
What are you saying -- I got into Yale because of affirmative action? Because I have never gotten any advantage for being black, not one.

Dave:
No, I didn't say anything about affirmative action. Did I say anything about that? Come on, it's not like I was calling you a token.

Omar:
A what?! You think I'm a token?

Dave:
No, no, no, I said you weren't a token. Don't be so sensitive, Omar.

Omar:
Oh, so now I'm an overly sensitive token. Okay. You know what? I've had enough. I think we should go.

Vicky:
No, no, it's okay.

Dave:
No, no, no, Vicky. If he wants to go, let him go. He said he didn't even want to come here today. You know, I think he might be a little bit of a racist.