Again, did blacks get the institutional power to be racist when I wasn't looking?
I know they got racist when you weren't looking.
Sure I do. Every one of them that wasn't charged with a hate crime when they did it. Or got probation instead of prison when they did it.
Linh Thủy Nguyễn, an assistant professor of American ethnic studies at the University of Washington, discusses the recent wave of violence against Asians and Asian Americans, and the history...
www.washington.edu
Anti-Asian violence continues to stoke fear in the community, but some of those race-based attacks may never be charged as hate crimes.
abcnews.go.com
No good. You need to provide evidence that the white Asian attackers got away with it or were prosecuted differently than the black attackers.
Remember, YOU were the one who said the white Asian attackers had the institutional power to get away with it. Yet, you can't tell me if any of them did.
Actually, trying to turn "woke" into an insult because some white people aren't racist douchenoodles.
The word "woke" is not solely used in the context of race and when ridiculed, is directed at both blacks and whites.
It's like whining about "Cancel Culture" when someone like Adams is shunned for outing himself.
People who criticize cancel culture do so because too often it's an overreaction and is usually aimed at people who don't deserve it.
The term “racism” must be understood within the context of an anti-Black American polity.
truthout.org
The article subtitle says:
"The term “racism” must be understood within the context of an anti-Black American polity."
This means the author himself knows that racism, as seen or experienced by blacks in America from whites, is not the only context. Either the author understands that there are other contexts (even if you don't) or he is a fucking idiot who doesn't understand the meaning of the word.
In either case, the word racism is not defined this way in any widely accepted literary way. As I said before, the closest to this definition I found was at Dictionary.com where one of the definitions (not the only one) was "Institutional Racism". Power is needed by a majority race to impose
institutional racism but is not required for racism itself. Racism itself is merely a viewpoint that sees one's race as superior or another as inferior or lacking in some subjective way.
But White Fragility will blubber... "But, but, but that's not a dictionary!"
Well, it's not. If you're going to promote a definition of a word then you're going to have to have a reference to support it.
This idea is a relatively new one and was devised for one purpose: to remove the moral burden of racist behavior and bigotry from the shoulders of blacks in an effort to make white racism appear that much worse. Now blacks can be as racist as they want - including attacking Asians - without having to worry about the consequences.
I imagine a black man assaulting an elderly Asian lady while saying: "This beating is brought to you by Trump and white people. I don't have the institutional power to be racist as I beat you with this bat." *
Whack whack whack*
Oh, that's an easy one. You see, rich people have been spending the last 50 years dismantling the white middle class by union busting, outsourcing, right to work, at-will employment and all the other shit they've done to make themselves richer while the rest of us get poorer. And they way they've gotten away with it is by playing on white people's racial fears.
Scream about affirmative action or crime or Critical Race Theory or some other tangent to distract white people from who are really screwing them. The problem is, you are too dumb to notice.
You've been saying that Trump's supposed anti-Chinese rhetoric is what prompted the attacks. Now it's Trump for black guys and rich people for white guys. Is that what you're saying?
Uh, did I mention I am engaged to a Chinese woman? I just point out the roots of the animosity.
Exactly. It was just as stupid as your comment about demonizing blacks and that was the point.