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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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. (archive.is)

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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Not all boomers. The greatest generation were the ones who brought in socialism under FDR, let him steal their gold with an EO, and then went all in on fiat. The generation before that amended our constitution to allow federal income tax.