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It also shows me that a lot of you guys don’t understand Michael, or at least the message he was giving not only to the industry but to the world. Yes, Michael stood against injustice and inequality and begged everyone to come together as one but at the same time, he never went for racism. Not for himself, not for his family, and especially for the rest of the black community. He’s spoken out about racism all his life, especially having to deal with it so severely his entire life.

So why would you, as a non-black person, ever feel the need to push yourself in a conversation full of black people expressing their distraught when a situation happens?

Also, most of us don’t care that you’re white in this fandom, okay, great but what you do after that is established is where there can be a problem. Your actions matter. A lot of you guys forget you are supporting a black man, I wholeheartedly believe that. A lot of people’s actions prove my point that you don’t view Michael as a black man, a proud Black American man at that and it’s odd and offensive; especially with the scrutiny he faced and continues to face even through death.

There’s always an excuse for someone’s behavior, instead of allowing black people to be offended when it is offensive. It’s always pushing black people down and making us feel small, and our voices go unheard when someone does something disrespectful. Why is it when a non-black person does something odd to the black community, they’re met with excuses and apologies but when we, as black people tell people that’s wrong and hurtful, we’re met with the opposite? I know why, but it’s still frustrating.

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