Depends on whether you choose the word “racism” within the context of historical and current institutionalized oppression or not. People on the side of the opp

Depends on whether you choose the word “racism” within the context of historical and current institutionalized oppression or not. People on the side of the oppressor often prefer to ignore that context. People on the side of the oppressed cannot. The few puny efforts to counterbalance centuries of ongoing oppression, obvious discrimination and silent segregation that so enrage us white people with their “unfairness” are a fraction of a drop in an ocean of inequality. If anything I take them as an educational tasting of what the non privileged experience at every step, every minute of their existence.