In regards to the content of the story in the original post:
Anti-racist is a code word for anti-white, the billboard alongside I-20 reads.
While this billboard is actually in Birmingham, the impression to passersby is that it is within our city limits, Leeds Mayor David Miller said in a statement obtained by The Birmingham News. The City of Leeds is a community with a long history of racial harmony, and wants to make it clear to all that it has no connection with this sign and categorically and unequivocally denounces the racist message portrayed on this billboard.
Is the billboard's message racist in and of itself? Absolutely not. How can it be? Someone on the other side of this issue please explain.
Many people associated with the message are racist, this is true. However, this billboard presents an idea, and regardless of where it came from or who adheres to it, I think it should be debated
based on the content of its message, not the color of the skin of some people who say it. That, I think, is the real story.
Does anyone believe that
"anti-racist is a code word for anti-white" is a true statement? Does anyone believe it to be false?