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This is a resource post for all the Good White Personâąs out there. You know, the ones who say things like âItâs not my fault Iâm white! Donât generalize white people!â, or âIâm appreciating your culture! You should be proud!â, or âWhy do you hate all white people, look Iâm a special snowflake whoâs not racist give me an award for meeting the minimum requirements for being a decent human beingâ. Well, if you are actually interested in understanding racism and how it ties into cultural appropriation, please read instead of endlessly badgering PoCs on tumblr with your cliched, unoriginal arguments and repeating the same questions over and over.
On White Privilege aka donât blame me just because Iâm white:
Itâs Not My Fault I Was Born White: Basics of White Privilege x
Racial Divide x
Endless Examples of White Privilege x
You Cannot Know What Itâs Like To Be A Racial Minority x
Intersectional Feminism x
White Privilege Does Not Mean White People Have Perfect Lives x
White Privilege and White Supremacy: A Presentation x
You Will Never Experience Racism x
Understanding White Privilege x
White Privilege and Double Standards x
Systematic White Ignorance x
The Invisibility of White Privilege x
The Luxury of White Privilege x
White Privilege: The Harry Potter Analogy x
Privilege Denial Bingo x
Privilege and Cost x
Check Your Privilege 101 x
Whiteness x
Whiteness is Not A Culture x
White Privilege and Racism x
Deeply Embarrassed White People Talk About Race x
When White Anti Racists Talk About ~Their Struggle~ x
White Privilege As A System x
On Reverse Racism aka you are being racist against white people:
Are White People Racially Oppressed x
White People, the new Racial Minority x
People Donât Value Pale Skin!! x
There Is No Such Thing As Reverse Racism x
Racism vs. Not Racism x
But White People Are Discriminated Against In Foreign Countries x
The Myth of Reverse Racism: Why Cracker is Not N**** x
Satire: A Step Wise Guide on Being Reverse Racist x
Racism Against White People vs. Racism Against POCs x
On Cultural Appropriation aka Iâm just appreciating your culture:
The Basics x
Identifying Appropriation x
But When We Wear It ⊠x
Why Canât I Wear It (Hipster Headdresses) x
Not Yours x
If You Take The Bindi x
White People Do It Better x
Multiculturalism and Appropriation x
Cultural Appropriation and Portrayals In Print Media x
Diminishing the Cultural Significance of the Bindi x
The Cultural Appropriation Bingo x
Why Weâre Fed Up of Your Responses x
Identities Are Not Costumes x
Hinduism And Appropriation x
Religion and Privilege x
Bindis Are Cool x
Exotic India x
Whatâs Wrong With Cultural Appropriation x
Racism, Bindis and Ganesh Tattoos x
BUT YOUâRE SPEAKING ENGLISH! x
Cultural Appropriation Trolls x
Guide to Being An Appropriating Douchefuck x
New Age ~Culture Mixing~ x
In case youâre tired of the prose, hereâs poetry x
Why You Shouldnât Wear A Bindi x
Appropriating and Sharing x
Our Culture is A Punchline Until Itâs a Trend x
Homage Or Insult x
Tattoos and Appropriation x
Bollywood is Not Synonymous With Indian x
College Party Costumes and Stereotypes x
Dotheads x
Bindis and Racist Humour x
Hindu Iconography xÂ
Misuse of Hindu Iconography x
Your Appreciation Doesnât Help Us x
Assorted Vials of White Tears and Miscellaneous Antidotes aka I canât change that Iâm white/not all whites are racist/we are all humans:
Unoriginal Arguments Refuted x
Quick Checklist: You Might Be Racist If x
Your Opinion Isnât Necessary x
Iâm Not Responsible For My Ancestors x
The Kumbayah Myth x
Proud to Be White x
Good White Person x
We Donât Hate White People x
Brutality of Colonialism And Why You Canât Tell Us To Forget the Past x
People Who Claim Not To See Race Are More Likely to Be Racist x
All Races are Beautiful Said the White Girl xÂ
Race Blindness Is A Luxury x
Well, Youâre Racist For Calling Me Racist x
Iâve Read About Its Significance, I Know What It Means
Angry Because Someone Called You Racist x
Weâre Not All Like That x
People Only Care About This Trivial Shit On The Internet x
I Canât Apologize for Being Born White, Itâs Not My Fault x
Why Canât You Tell Me What Iâm Doing Wrong x
Itâs Easy to Be Color Blind When Youâre White x
A Diagrammatic Guide To White Tears x
Conversations Iâm Sick Of Having With White People x
Why Do You Hate White People x
Iâm Trying To Be Cultured x
Sisyphean Conundrum x
What is Your Problem x
We Are All Human, We All Bleed Red x
Itâs Just A Bindi x
How Not To Respond To Accusations of Racism x
Iâm Italian And 0.009% Native American x
What White People Think Racism Means: A Venn Diagram x
White Guilt x
White Pride!!!111!!! x
I Like *Insert Foreign Country* I Want To Live There x
You Have So Much Hate, Fighting Fire With Fire Wonât Help x
BooHoo, Donât Call Me Racist x
Not Everything Ended With Your Ancestors x
The Racist Reaction x
I Donât See Why That Is Racist x
Crummy Apologies x
Okay. I agree. Iâve been socially conditioned not to notice racism and recognize my privilege. What can I do?
Listen x
A Step Wise Guide x
I donât care about this bullshit; youâre making a big deal out of nothing, go home and delete your blog:
The Clueless White Person Bus x
[ID: text on a white background: âitâs hard to see racism when youâre whiteâ. The word âwhiteâ is in light gray, and the rest of the words are black. End ID.]
nothing but pure king shit in the parton family i see

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I need @musiciatee to know that sheâs amazing and hilarious- sheâs a beacon of light in the community.
Wait omg no way
Are you there god Itâs me your bastard childÂ
(Percy Jackson and the Olympians by Rick Riordan)
me in every conversation
i feel so incredibly sick, i canât believe this has happened.
if you donât know who brandon bernard is, here is his story.
brandon was a young african american man who was an accessory to a crime in 1999. he was only 18 years old at the time. despite not having the main role in the case and even with several details remaining unknown, brandon bernard was sentenced to death. after 21 years in prison, he was put to death, murdered by the federal government on december 10th 2020.
brandon did not have a leading role in the crime committed. he was an accomplice at only 18 years old. he demonstrated positive behaviour throughout his two decades in prison and he even reached out to others to counsel them not to follow in his path. when he was found guilty, the government and jurors both lacked critical details and had an incomplete picture of the man brandon was and the offense committed.
five of the nine jurors who originally found brandon guilty, as well as the prosecutor who assisted in getting him on death row, all asked trump to intervene and halt the execution. when these jurors were given new information YEARS after his sentencing, they either fully supported brandonâs clemency petition to get him off death row or were not opposed to his death sentence beinf commuted to life without parole instead. the SAME jurors who 20 years ago, with the incomplete information they had at the time, found brandon guilty and unanimously voted for the death sentence. former prosecutor, angela moore, who helped put him on death row argued for the trump administration to spare brandonâs life. âi urgently hope that a court or the president will step in to stop brandonâs execution.â
brandon bernard was pronounced dead, on december 10th 2020 at 9:27pm.
despite a clemency petition and thousands of letters, the us government and trump administration murdered this man. brandon bernard was a friend. a son. a father. remember him. remember his smile and his kind words. this world needs to change and we have to be the change. please remember this mans name and his story.
âif these are my last days, i pray that my words will live on forever...i hope that my death will bring a meaning other than destruction and it will ripple through generations positively.â đ€
rest in peace, brandon bernard.

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to 2021: a new start, old friends, and the hope of joy.
Iâm here to thank some people who have supported me since the beginning with my (second) fanfiction journey. iâm here to thank some new friends for their kind hearts. iâm here to say that this is just the beginning of so many wonderful stories of next year.
âSo many of our stories are told here, in this little auditorium.â Kyle looks across the sea of faces before him. Haileyâs concern shown through her eyebrows; Laurelâs softness in her cheekbones, Poppy resting her head on Riley like sheâd burst at the seams at any moment. Colton wraps his arm around Laura, whoâs already misty. âAnd⊠for a few of us, this is our last story to tell.â A shared glance with Annie whoâs hand is in Nikitaâs both of them sporting the ambitiousness of cunning young adults, Carter smiling at his brother with fondness for the place where it all began, Melanie already standing to grab the surprise for the underclassmen, âAnd we figured it was time to pass down the torch to the next seniors.â He takes the time capsule from Mel, âWhere one day, you can come back and see this little auditorium with big shining eyes. This is your new beginning; this is our ending. Some of us wonât ever be back here.â Kyle looks down to the box, âSo make those memories count. Life is everything: sadness, anger, and joy. But being here, in this room? Is the definition of it.â Carter helps him stand up, and the five seniors take their cues. Melanie starts the song, Green Dayâs cliche for a graduation song playing. But itâs their last stop before the next new adventure.     Â
       âItâs not a questionâ.â        âBut a lesson learned in time.â               âItâs something unpredictableâ.â        âBut in the end is right.â        âI hope you had the time of your life...â
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i love when people are passionate about a certain character, like really passionate about them bc then i start associating them with that character and then the character reminds me of them and iâll just be looking through my dash and then suddenly iâll think about them
New ask game what characters do you associate with me
these were cute, send more of these !!
@nursebarbarahereward this is how you got your nickname
Things for POC to remember:
Youâre not ugly, you just grew up surrounded by beauty standards created by white European people.
Your ethnic nose is beautiful.
Donât let them invalidate your struggles.
Your life matters and always will.
Do not degrade and belittle yourself for white entertainment. Do not humor them. Theyâll start thinking itâs okay for them to do it to you. You are not their laughingstock.
Be proud of who you are. Donât let anyone make you feel embarrassed of where you come from.
there is not a single role chris pratt does that jack black couldnât do better

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indigenous terminology in north america
itâs indigenous peoplesâ day in the usa! to celebrate i am here to help non-indigenous folks in north america to think about the terminology they use because i know not all of y'all know how the nuances of the many things weâre called. in general, when talking about an indigenous person or character and referring to their indigeneity, referring to their specific culture is the best option. i am indigenous, but more specifically i am cree. that said, letâs talk about terminology while recognizing that the following list is super simplified to give you a brief overview.
indigenous is an umbrella term that refers to the original inhabitants of a land. it is used to talk about indigenous people worldwide. we use it as a collective term because we share many interests, but we are all different peoples and nations. people who are mÄori or sĂĄmi or ainu are all indigenous, but theyâre all from very different places and cultures. indigenous as a term unites us, but shouldnât be used to erase our differences.
aboriginal is, like indigenous, an umbrella term that refers to the original inhabitants of a land. aboriginal was a favoured term in canada for many years and is still used by some multi-nation organizations. canadaâs indigenous peoplesâ day (âȘjune 21âŹ) is also sometimes called aboriginal peoplesâ day.
native american is a term that refers specifically to indigenous people living in what is currently the contiguous united states of america. people living in alaska or hawaii may prefer the term native hawaiian or native alaskan. if you call someone in canada native american theyâll know what you mean, but itâs not the preferred term. like indigenous, it is an umbrella term and covers many different tribes/nations. it is a term assigned to indigenous people and adopted by us, but not one we came up with ourselves.
native alaskan is an umbrella term that refers to indigenous people living in what is currently alaska. they are culturally distinct peoples from native american cultures. you may be used to calling native alaskans âesk*mosâ and if you are you should stop that right fucking now because esk*mo is a derrogatory term that comes from cree slang. some native alaskan people are inuit (see below), but not all are.
native hawaiian is a term for indigenous hawaiians. this is another umbrella term. native hawaiians were not included in federal programs for native americans until the 70s and some programs still exclude them, as do many discussions about native american issues even though they are also an indigenous group colonized by the usa.
native is an umbrella term used by indigenous people to refer to themselves. in north america, it may be socially acceptable to refer to indigenous people as being native, but ymmv and elsewhere in the world, it carries more racist, colonial baggage than it does here, where it is generally understood as a shortened form of native american.
american indian is a dated term that is still used in some official spaces in the united states. older indigenous people may use this (or the term indian) because theyâre used to saying it. if youâre not indigenous, you should probably say native american or indigenous. amerindian is a portmanteau of this term and similarly isnât really favoured anymore.
indian is a dated term for indigenous people in canada and the united states. it stems from the time of christopher columbus when columbus decided to call us âindianâ. if you are non-indigenous, do not refer to indigenous people as indian. in canada, it is also a legal designation tied to the indian act that means some indigenous people hold âindian status,â which grants them certain rights. some indigenous people in north america have reclaimed the term indian to refer to themselves.
ndn is a slang term we use to refer to ourselves online. if youâre non-indigenous then bro. do not. it just stands for indian, you canât!
first nations is a term analogous to native american. it is used in canada to refer to the many indigenous nations south of the arctic circle. as someone who is cree, iâm first nations. it is an umbrella term, but not every indigenous person in canada is first nations. unlike âindianâ, it is not a legal term.
inuit is the term for indigenous peoples that live in what is currently canadaâs north. some indigenous people in alaska (and elsewhere) may also identify as inuit because the american/canadian border is a new addition in the grand scope of their histories. inuit are culturally distinct from first nations/native americans. also inuit means âthe peopleâ and y'all my inuk friend is so fucking amused every time someone says âthe inuit peopleâ because y'all are out here saying âthe the people people.â not all indigenous people in the north are inuit.
mĂ©tis is a term for people who are descended from specific communities where indigenous people and non-indigenous settlers intermarried and created their own culture. they are specific, cultural communities within canada with their own culture and language. not everyone with mixed indigenous and settler ancestry is mĂ©tis. for example, my dad is white and my mom is cree. i am not mĂ©tis because i donât have any connection to a historic mĂ©tis community. again, this is not a legal term the way indian is.
redsk*n is a derogatory term for native american/first nations people. the term originates from the genocide of our peoples, tied with the practice of collecting bounties for the scalps (the âred skinsâ in question) or other body parts of indigenous people in the west. do not use the term. even if youâre talking about the football team that recently changed its name, say âthe washington teamâ or something similar. itâs a slur. (source: https://www.washingtonpost.com/local/a-brief-history-of-the-word-redskin-and-how-it-became-a-source-of-controversy/2016/05/19/062cd618-187f-11e6-9e16-2e5a123aac62_story.html)
esk*mo is another slur. itâs an anglicized version of askipiw, a cree word which is more or less saying that inuit eat raw meat (i.e. that is implying theyâre more akin to animals than people). again, even when youâre referring to sports teams that use the term in their name, donât say it. it doesnât matter what some white dude on QI told you, itâs not a âmore acceptableâ umbrella term for northern indigenous peoples. some people might use it to refer to themselves still, but, as with other terminology on this list, if youâre not indigenous, donât say it!
Some stuff from an Inupiaq perspective:
Alaskan Inuit are called Inupiat (often spelled Iñupiat but not always, the singular version of the word is spelled with a âQâ instead of a âTâ at the end). Itâs not really offensive to say âAlaskan Inuitâ but âInupiatâ is faster and more accurate and what we actually call ourselves and we wonât laugh at you for it.
The Inuit are very culturally diverse. Inuit in Eastern Canada and Inupiat are not the same and are not guaranteed to share any specific traditions (there are even dances specific to King Island, one of the smallest Inupiat villages, where my familyâs from). Saying âitâs an Inuit traditionâ may not be as specific as you think it is.
âCircumpolar peoplesâ would be a more accurate politically correct term to replace âEskimosâ than âInuitâ because the Inuit are not the only group to be called Eskimos. Also take a moment before accusing someone of racism or insensitivity if they use the term. Iâve gotten more than my fair share of nalauÄŁmiu âyou shouldnât be saying thatâ comments because no one bothered to ask if I was Inupiaq, Inuk, or Yup'ik. And I learned it from my Inupiat family before I even had white teachers.
âAlaska Nativeâ is a lot more commonly used than âNative Alaskanâ so odds are youâll hear that term used more or used interchangeably.
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