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"that exaggerating racism harms non-white people" Of course it does, but you phrased it in a way that implies that the racist aggressors are always white. Exa
by fennecfoxy 4y ago
"that exaggerating racism harms non-white people"
Of course it does, but you phrased it in a way that implies that the racist aggressors are always white.
Exaggerating racism & racism itself hurts _everyone_. There are people that are racist to white people, there are non-white people that are racist other non-white people.
It's racism itself, in a general sense that we're fighting. I think especially in a non-white context, as it's so ignored - I've had non-white friends be incredibly racist to other cultures and it's oddly just a weirdly accepted thing. Like before recent events in Hong Kong, a friend of mine from there talking about "mainlanders" and how trashy/uncultured/animals they are.