Brown Girl Beauty

When you’re white but think you’re Japanese:

When you’re white but think you’re Korean:

When you’re white but think you’re Indian:

your white wcw

uses shadowed/darkened or deliberately obscured icons to make her race ambiguous

writes one-off posts about white supremacy to instigate interaction from her mostly white followers

reblogs intra-community posts with “Right?” in the tags

posts 3 full pages of aesthetic and sensual shots of Black and brown women after being called out on racism

strangely hones in on labor exploitation in the Global South/colonialism and no other issues as a leftist

No you don’t sound ignorant at all, I’m very thankful that you want to learn and help.

Some steps you can take in helping fight racism…1. Listen to people of color. There are some traumas and issues you may never understand but it is important to listen, recognize, and believe them. 2. Amplify the voices of people of color. Share their posts, blasts their quotes, and help make their voices louder. 3. Stand up to your friends and family. There are a lot of white families that don’t have the best opinions about people of color and our white “allies” will stay silent. Don’t. Confront your uncle at the thanksgiving table. Make your visit to grandmas house uncomfortable. Teach that racist friend the truth or drop them. Silence is violence. 4. Take accountability. Know that even as an ally you do benefit from a system to bring down people of color. Recognize this and help others take accountability as well. 5. PROTEST. We need you out there in the streets with us. Sharing that one post on Facebook when one of us dies is not enough. Get involved in your local activist groups, non profits, etc. ask people of color in your community how you can help them.