> it's allowing the possibility that systems themselves can be racist. It's much too weak a phrasing to say that it only "allows for the possibility." Its core

> it's allowing the possibility that systems themselves can be racist. It's much too weak a phrasing to say that it only "allows for the possibility." Its core doctrine is that 1) the idea of race itself is a social construct used to oppress/exploit, and 2) laws and institutions are racist and function to create and maintain inequalities.