“because you could never ask a white author when they are going to write about white people.”
wut?
> “because you could never ask a white author when they are going to write about white people.”
wut?
The conversations about race and racism in the U. S. have once again confused millions of well-meaning Americans into believing that if they look like what is now socially codified as “a white person” then they must feel guilty about the racist history of their country. - This is a false guilt.
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Looking at any person and judging the content of their character based on the complexion of their skin is blatant racism, predicated on a false and illogical premise.
Looking at any person and judging the content of their character based on the complexion of their skin is blatant racism, predicated on a false and illogical premise.
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