> These are core parts of one's identity. The problem with this line of thinking is that not everyone WANTS to be identified by their race. This as was told t

> These are core parts of one's identity. The problem with this line of thinking is that not everyone WANTS to be identified by their race. This as was told to me by someone: A white person doesn't have the mental weight of representing their race at all times over them this way. As an example a white guy named jake at work, who is lazy represents jake being lazy. A black person named jake at work who is lazy. Represents black people being lazy, and that is a huge burden to carry at all times.