#systemicracism

They want to forget how dehumanizing the "superior" race treated Black people. To them, it never happened, or it was Black people's fault to begin with. They will actually tell you that Black people were the cause of slavery because Africans sold or traded their own into slavery. Stop teaching your young people to hate Black people.

Push back on narratives that blame the oppressed for their oppression

They want to rewrite history because the truth makes them uncomfortable.

They want to pretend the brutality, the dehumanization, the theft of lives and labor never happened—or worse, that it was somehow justified.

Yes, there were African intermediaries in the early stages of the slave trade. That is a historical fact. But let’s be clear: the system of race-based chattel slavery—the kind that turned human beings into property for generations—was built, expanded, and violently enforced by European and American powers.

You don’t get to erase centuries of oppression by cherry-picking fragments of history and flipping the blame onto the very people who suffered under it.

That’s not truth. That’s deflection.

Stop teaching young people distorted versions of history that excuse injustice. Stop rewriting the past to protect comfort over accountability.

They Have No Clue Why They Hate Us

PSA: soso much liberal leftist woke propaganda is actually just pointing out harmful patterns that people in power perpetuate. these takes are censored and mocked bc listening to them would mean evening the playing field. to people who've always had unacknowledged privilege, that feels like being pushed down -- even when it's down to the same level as everyone else.

my neighbor's bf wore a shirt of the guy from Scream holding up the middle finger. I told a friend I think it's a red flag, bc it shows a casual attitude abt aggression (especially dangerous in white men, who are often unchecked when or encouraged to be violent).

this pattern is EVERYWHERE -- my neighbor's bf's shirt, my white male friend who said he 'didn't get into MIT bc they don't want Christian men', how I don't realize I hold my bag a little closer when a black man gets in the elevator.

"Racism in White America" by DeHaven Jacque Alexander is a powerful, eye-opening book that dives deep into the complexities of white privilege and systemic racism. A must-read for anyone seeking to understand the realities of racial inequality in America, this book challenges readers to confront uncomfortable truths and spark meaningful change.