> If you live in the US, and you don't see white supremacy, I encourage you to pay attention to what non-white people have to say about their experiences. That

> If you live in the US, and you don't see white supremacy, I encourage you to pay attention to what non-white people have to say about their experiences. That's like saying: "Q is everywhere and if you don't think so, I encourage you to listen to some Q supporters." I encourage you to maybe focus on your worldview that monomaniacally reduces the entire world to an arena of skin color - never qualifying things, unable to contextualize. Frankly, anti-racism is fundamentalism. We traditionally called people that think in those terms: racists.