>It's hard to imagine any major piece media emerging from the 19th-20th centuries that does not bear the mark of white supremacy in one form or another. This i

>It's hard to imagine any major piece media emerging from the 19th-20th centuries that does not bear the mark of white supremacy in one form or another. This is true, but it also entails that it's easy to selectively weaponize opposition to white supremacy against virtually any target. Is there something you don't like? Chances are that it has a real historical connection to white supremacy, at one or two degrees of removal.