#mod leuko

whitemisia: negative attitudes, hostility, or unfair treatment directed at white or white-passing people specifically because of their perceived race, coined by @taboowinters winterpunk ❄️: our operational definition of winterpunk is an anti-racist and anti-racial-supremacy movement aiming to destigmatize being proud of being pale-skinned. it's also about destigmatizing white guilt, fear of poc, and racial anxiety,

rules

pro palestine, anti ai, anti transmed

radqueer/syscourse/shipcourse neutral, no opinion and anyone is welcome here

please do not be whitemisic of course

inspired by blogs such as @this-is-ageism @this-is-classism @this-is-deformimisia @this-is-ableism-proper @this-is-depressiomisia

mods

mod aeryn (she/it/snow) - lightskinned french and native (1/8th cherokee) american, disabled so responses might be slow

mod leuko (they/them, tme) - working class eastern european brit

(and im white this is coming from a white person. i just happen to also have common sense)

Yes I am mixed race and ethnicity, its not uncommon for Brazil, dont fake claim me haters its werid af

It is very telling that you didn’t actually answer this person’s question, you just spouted off a list (that you probably got off google) of generic ways to support POC. You did not name a single thing you yourself have done.

ok i'll try to be constructive: you recently answered an ask where you talked about ways to help the black community. let me tell you, running a blog like this will immediately make any black people stop trusting you. rhetoric like this only hurts poc.

white people do not need a movement like this!!! saying this as a white person myself: i have never truly felt unsafe or excluded due to the color or my skin. and i don't mean in a "oh someone said something kinda rude about white people" way, i mean that in "there's genuine danger here, people inherently don't like me and could ruin my life" kind of way. what i'm trying to say is that, as a white person, even if a few internet comments might sting for a moment or whatever, being white doesn't prevent me from getting a job or making friends or finding community or just staying alive.