ChrisL
Diamond Member
It's not up to me to "heal" anything. Get a life and then you will be too busy to worry or think about such things.
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Buy plane tickets for the oppressed to move to greener pastures?
One way only.
Buy plane tickets for the oppressed to move to greener pastures?
One way only.
but you're not bigoted scum or anything.![]()
Buy plane tickets for the oppressed to move to greener pastures?
One way only.
but you're not bigoted scum or anything.![]()
Additionally, what about the Jews? Nobody has been persecuted throughout history as much as those people have and they fucking own everything
This is the kibna of shit that makes me embarrassed to be half white. Those skinny jeans have got ur nuts so bunched uv forgotten u even have a pair.The main thing is to acknowledge your automatic head start without feeling guilty about it even if its just to yourself. You hit the nail on the head when you said whites fear retaliation. One of your founding fathers said the same thing. Jefferson feared retaliation as well. Albert Einstein said racism was a disease of white people. My view point is that if whites didnt have an inferiority complex they would have never legislated themselves white only affirmative action for over 400 years then get upset when Blacks have partial affirmative action. If they discover and deal with the reasons for their inferiority complex they will be able to stop racism.I am a middle aged white man living in a predominantly white region. I used to think I was not racist at all, but in light of recent black-white tensions in the US, I have taken a close look at myself. While I do not disparage black people, I have been in groups where racist things were said and not spoken out and denounced them. I have also been slow to admit the white priviledge that I have been able to take advantage of my whole life. I now acknowledge that institutional racism exists in this country. I guess I would say I am a recovering racist. I think that most white people fear loss of priviledge and harsh retaliation if blacks gain too much power in our society. Certainly white priviledge would be lost in a society ruled by blacks and other minorities, but that is the goal, a society that does not unfairly advantage whites. I would be more than willing to serve a more subordinate role in society if it meant being able to live in peace and I believe a society with more people of color in authority would be a better society. To hasten this inevitable paradigm shift, I would like to hear from black people what I can do on a daily basis.I do acknowledge my head start and perhaps I do have a bit of an inferiority complex but I have nothing against blacks. I just want to know, from a black person's perspective, what concrete actions I should take to improve conditions for blacks and other minorities.The main thing is to acknowledge your automatic head start without feeling guilty about it even if its just to yourself. You hit the nail on the head when you said whites fear retaliation. One of your founding fathers said the same thing. Jefferson feared retaliation as well. Albert Einstein said racism was a disease of white people. My view point is that if whites didnt have an inferiority complex they would have never legislated themselves white only affirmative action for over 400 years then get upset when Blacks have partial affirmative action. If they discover and deal with the reasons for their inferiority complex they will be able to stop racism.I am a middle aged white man living in a predominantly white region. I used to think I was not racist at all, but in light of recent black-white tensions in the US, I have taken a close look at myself. While I do not disparage black people, I have been in groups where racist things were said and not spoken out and denounced them. I have also been slow to admit the white priviledge that I have been able to take advantage of my whole life. I now acknowledge that institutional racism exists in this country. I guess I would say I am a recovering racist. I think that most white people fear loss of priviledge and harsh retaliation if blacks gain too much power in our society. Certainly white priviledge would be lost in a society ruled by blacks and other minorities, but that is the goal, a society that does not unfairly advantage whites. I would be more than willing to serve a more subordinate role in society if it meant being able to live in peace and I believe a society with more people of color in authority would be a better society. To hasten this inevitable paradigm shift, I would like to hear from black people what I can do on a daily basis.
It would depend on a number of factors, beginning with attitude.Recognize white privilege.
I was pulled over today in one of the projects where we work. The officer first looked at me like I was crazy for being out there, then asked me why I was there, and then told me I ran a stop sign and not to do it again, and let me go.
Tell me that a black person living in that project would have had the same experience.
How do you know that?Yes it does. All the time.I work with a guy from Uniondale.Recognize white privilege.
I was pulled over today in one of the projects where we work. The officer first looked at me like I was crazy for being out there, then asked me why I was there, and then told me I ran a stop sign and not to do it again, and let me go.
Tell me that a black person living in that project would have had the same experience.
There's an unreported shooting in a night club at least once a week.
Tell me that happens in White neighborhoods.
First, what is your definition (not your dictionary's definition) of the word, "racism?"The best thing you can do is condemn racists in your own community and/or social circles, one of the worst things about racism today is that racists will generally keep it to themselves and other whites, meaning black people wont know they are saying and doing racist things behind their back.
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NewsHow do you know that?Yes it does. All the time.I work with a guy from Uniondale.Recognize white privilege.
I was pulled over today in one of the projects where we work. The officer first looked at me like I was crazy for being out there, then asked me why I was there, and then told me I ran a stop sign and not to do it again, and let me go.
Tell me that a black person living in that project would have had the same experience.
There's an unreported shooting in a night club at least once a week.
Tell me that happens in White neighborhoods.
I found this online.I am a middle aged white man living in a predominantly white region. I used to think I was not racist at all, but in light of recent black-white tensions in the US, I have taken a close look at myself. While I do not disparage black people, I have been in groups where racist things were said and not spoken out and denounced them. I have also been slow to admit the white priviledge that I have been able to take advantage of my whole life. I now acknowledge that institutional racism exists in this country. I guess I would say I am a recovering racist. I think that most white people fear loss of priviledge and harsh retaliation if blacks gain too much power in our society. Certainly white priviledge would be lost in a society ruled by blacks and other minorities, but that is the goal, a society that does not unfairly advantage whites. I would be more than willing to serve a more subordinate role in society if it meant being able to live in peace and I believe a society with more people of color in authority would be a better society. To hasten this inevitable paradigm shift, I would like to hear from black people what I can do on a daily basis.
I am a middle aged white man living in a predominantly white region. I used to think I was not racist at all, but in light of recent black-white tensions in the US, I have taken a close look at myself. While I do not disparage black people, I have been in groups where racist things were said and not spoken out and denounced them. I have also been slow to admit the white priviledge that I have been able to take advantage of my whole life. I now acknowledge that institutional racism exists in this country. I guess I would say I am a recovering racist. I think that most white people fear loss of priviledge and harsh retaliation if blacks gain too much power in our society. Certainly white priviledge would be lost in a society ruled by blacks and other minorities, but that is the goal, a society that does not unfairly advantage whites. I would be more than willing to serve a more subordinate role in society if it meant being able to live in peace and I believe a society with more people of color in authority would be a better society. To hasten this inevitable paradigm shift, I would like to hear from black people what I can do on a daily basis.
Buy plane tickets for the oppressed to move to greener pastures?
One way only.
What are "racial filters?"You can't fight racism with racism. Blacks will have problems for as long as they see through racial filters.
"You act up because you think ****** took your shit?" You think? Are you citing paranoid delusion?You act up more because you think ****** took your shit and you become suspect because you act up more.
Describe an example of racist bullying.I'll treat anyone with respect, but act like a racist bully and you get none.
(Excerpt)Youre a one off and pretending your experience is the same as all whites. Thats not realistic or factual.
The big question about why police pull over so many black drivers
Apparent to whom?As a race its pretty apparent that whites hate non whites and especially Blacks. How much more proof do you need dude?
And if those Whites, or most of them, seemed hostile toward you, could it be there is something about you that tends to inspire such dislike? I've known a few Blacks like that. Obnoxious, innately hostile characters who assign blame for all their shortcomings on ******.Not really all that amazing. I've worked with, lived with, and talked with whites every since i was 18.