It could be from Robin DeAngelo who wrote the very popular book "White Fragility" and other books about problematic white people. She says: "Remember: When I u

It could be from Robin DeAngelo who wrote the very popular book "White Fragility" and other books about problematic white people. She says: "Remember: When I use the term “white supremacy”, I do not use it to refer to extreme hate groups. I use the term to capture the pervasiveness, magnitude, and normalcy of white dominance and assumed superiority." So it looks like a further redefinition of a word to control language and discourse. In essence, "white culture" (I don't really know if that's a thing?) or what is commonly referred to as "whiteness" today is “white supremacy”. So unless you want to be a "“white supremacist" you will actively fight against it. At the least, you certainly won't disagree with the critical social justice ideology if you want to be an "ally". And if you think you're being a "good white" by not being racist you are actually problematic and need to "do the work". This is from her extremely popular, celebrated, and mainstream texts and not my opinions.