> Observing that, say, parks are being patronized by certain demographics is far from condemning those parkgoers as white supremacist. I suspect that this is t

> Observing that, say, parks are being patronized by certain demographics is far from condemning those parkgoers as white supremacist. I suspect that this is the point GP was trying to make. A criticism of anti-racism I've encountered many times is that most arguments for something (e.g. parks) being racist or white supremacist are unfalsifiable and based solely on a specific demographic outcome (e.g. national park visitors are disproportionately white) while ignoring other factors.