I don't think the recommended dogma for this is necessarily about feeling guilt per se, but I think a lot of people do end up in that, and it's probably not sup

I don't think the recommended dogma for this is necessarily about feeling guilt per se, but I think a lot of people do end up in that, and it's probably not super healthy. The dogma is more about being compassionate for others and recognizing that they may have had more struggles than you and they certainly have had their own life that has led them to where they are. The times that I have seen this dogma well-enacted it's been about listening to people, and it has not been limited to recognizing this only for people of different races/creeds/colors, but also for people who are acting in a racist way. It's definitely very hard to navigate well, but it has been convincingly correct to me when I saw it happen.