How does one demolish the issue of racism? First of all, by not talking about it. You’re not white, black, red or yellow. You’re a human being. The level of pigmentation of your skin doesn’t matter, and constantly reaffirming your skin colour only sharpens the divide.<\/p>\n
That’s what Morgan Freeman thinks. This black actor is tired about the endless debates surrounding race – and so are thousands of his black countrymen who don’t wish to dwell in black victimhood and who are happy to take responsiblity for their own fate instead of incessantly inflicting blame and guilt on others who happen to have a different skin colour.<\/p>\n
Unsurpringly, five school principles in New York, the western capital of radical leftism, disagree. They have sent a letter to all Caucasian parents, asking them to reflect on their ‘white identity’, implying that being white is inherently problematic. Included in the letter was a list of seven identities:<\/p>\n
1. White supremacist: white person (WP) who values and preserves white supremacy
\n2. White voyeurism: WP who consumes black culture without the ‘burden of blackness’
\n3. White privilege: WP who sometimes critiques white supremacy
\n4. White benefit: WP who sometimes is solidary with people of colour (POC), but not in public
\n5. White confessional: WP who speaks out against white supremacy, but only to be validated by POC
\n6. White critical: WP who calls out other white people
\n7. White traitor: WP who tells ‘the truth’ at whatever cost
\n8. White abolishionist: WP who actively dismantles ‘whiteness’<\/p>\n
Note that ‘white person’ means someone who IDENTIFIES with whiteness. This includes all people of colour who openly claim they do not feel oppressed, like Morgan Freeman and every non-liberal person of colour in America.<\/p>\n
So what exactly are those schools trying to teach their students? That all white people are racists? Well, … yes. Our white supremacist society with its deeply engrained institutional discrimination brainwashes white people from the day they’re born into thinking they’re superior. All eventually end up into one of the seven identities. Belonging to category nr. 1 is the worst, and striving to be nr. 7 is the goal. So there is still hope for all you crackers out there: you are ALL oppressors, but there are levels of oppressors, and vertical mobility is an option.<\/p>\n
One does not need to be a brilliant psychologist to predict the effect of discriminatory teachings like these. Children will be given a free pass to intimidate, bully and demonise their classmates for their skin colour. Last time I checked, that was called racism.<\/p>\n
Instead of truly uniting the country, as he said he would, the new American president fully supports the teaching of critical race theory in schools. This sets a dangerous precedent for the future of one of the least racist countries in the world – in no other dominantly white country did a black man become commander in chief, and in no other dominantly white country did masses of white people roam the streets to chant “Black Lives Matter” together. In America, any person of any colour can become successful. That’s why there are so many succesful black lawyers, doctors, writers, artists, sportsmen, and politicians live there and don’t plan moving out. Those people are not more privileged than others – they had a dream and worked hard enough to make it come true.<\/p>\n
Black liberals need to see through the identity politics of the radical left and realise that, once again, they are being used as slaves for a bunch of wealthy, power-hungry politicians who need their votes. Let’s not forget it was the Democrat party who enabled the racist South. And it is the Democrat party perpetuating that racism today, while hypocritically pretending to fight it.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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