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The ongoing issues surrounding individuals who identify as white can be traced back to historical patterns of colonization and systemic oppression. It is imperative to recognize that perpetuating harm against those who have already suffered is unjustifiable; rather than inflicting further degradation, there should be a commitment to healing and fairness.

The failure to acknowledge past injustices not only reflects a lack of learning but also exacerbates tensions, as fear of retaliation often leads to increased aggression against marginalized groups, who primarily seek autonomy and equitable treatment. When injustices persist, they serve as a constant reminder of historical atrocities, making it nearly impossible for affected communities to move forward.

The enactment of discriminatory laws only deepens the wounds, hindering any potential for reconciliation especially when you are the one who is causing the trouble, with your falsehood of whiteness and white terrorism, you are the problem and you alone need to be out protesting against those who identify themselves as white because you know that this madness needs to stop but you don't, you just pretend that the falsehood of whiteness and white terrorism don't exist even though the evidence is profoundly present.

White people own South Africa

Congolese activist and Patrice Lumumba impersonator Michel Kuka Mboladinga was denied a visa to attend DR Congo vs Uzbekistan at the 2026 World Cup in Atlanta.

“You’ll never find justice in a world where criminals make the laws.”