the un wants a race war.

Sounds like the OP has a pretty negative view of white people. Too bad, huh?

ah no. what im saying is that its coded language to encourage violence against white people.

It really isn't. Whoever told you that is just showing their fear of people of color. If you really believe that we are all equal, then what you are expressing is a desire for antiracism: congratulations.

We are all morally and spiritually equal, but right now, our opportunities are not equal. Do you know that students of color get suspended or disciplined than white students, out of proportion to their behavior, which then damages their chances of getting a good education (how well can you learn from a teacher you can't trust to treat you fairly?) and their future prospects? See this:
https://usafacts.org/articles/black-students-more-likely-to-be-punished-than-white-students/

That's just a small piece of what's going on -- On the other hand, in schools where the students of color are treated fairly, the white students do better too. Antiracism is truly a good thing, for everybody. This broad study
( https://journals.sagepub.com/eprint/BGWXVTTADUHTE3TJAVTF/full )

concludes: "Drawing on survey responses from roughly 26,000 students, we find that racially diverse schools are associated with more positive social and emotional outcomes for all students. Strikingly, we find that these outcomes are most uniformly positive among white students, whose families have long represented the strongest opposition to systematic racial desegregation."

I am white myself, and I am very grateful for the chances I have had to learn from Black teachers, and to work with and learn from other people of color, and only sorry that there is so far to go before they and their communities get the full experience of equal treatment that is our country's aspiration.

There is a difference in a parent teaching their child all races are equal and to judge by character and not by color, and saying vaguely worded things such as you have to be anti racist. Because people will always take things to mean things you did not mean. Which again, leads to racial violence, even if the intention of "anti racism" is benign, thats not whats happening, minorities are using it as an excuse to cause violence against anyone they percieve as being racist. I am not anti racist, nor am I racist, I am simply a human being who wants all humans to do their utmost to live together peacefully. Divisive and broad language such as "be anti racist" works against that idea.

If you assume that "antiracist" is vague and meaningless, I have to imagine that you haven't done a lot of reading or training on the subject. Antiracism isn't mostly about talking, it's about doing concrete, meaningful and non-violent practices. It's heavily connected with the movement of Restorative Justice -- inspiring stuff.

I know. Im white. And I hate white supremacy because it's fetishy and weird

no race should enjoy supremacy. either we are equals, or we are not. there is no in between.

In terms of law and opportunities in this country, we are not yet equal. We need to change that, and we can't change it by silencing the voices that point out inequities.

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