@MOTT Because white people understand racism, so if I was racist, they could deal with what I'm saying easier because it's in a context they are familiar with.
@MOTT As non-white people in America generally don't use their political will to harm white people, no, there isn't racism on either side.
And if the point is noting someone's racism, I would disagree it doesn't help.
The issue is that white people tend to conflate anything that makes them uncomfortable as racism b/c they are taught to avoid these conversations, so they attempt to derail them whenever possible.
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@MOTT As non-white people in America generally don't use their political will to harm white people, no, there isn't racism on either side.
And if the point is noting someone's racism, I would disagree it doesn't help.
The issue is that white people tend to conflate anything that makes them uncomfortable as racism b/c they are taught to avoid these conversations, so they attempt to derail them whenever possible.
But the idea of 'reverse racism' is pure fiction.