"The white Western world had often muddied distinction [between superiority and inferiority] to grant itself an illicit authority over nonwhites in inferior positions. The whole point of racism (and sexism, antisemitism, etc) is to seize authority illicitly at the expense of another race." Pg. 100 White Guilt
Forbes Magazine's Dana Brownlee offers her perspective and solutions on discussions regarding race.
"More than two years after the summer 2020 racial reckoning, many organizations have realized the hard way that having productive conversations about race can be both challenging and uncomfortable. Much of the difficulty lie in our fundamentally different perspectives borne out of drastically different life experiences and dreadfully low levels of racial literacy, humility and stamina."
“Please give me credit for not being racist.”
“It’s incredibly insulting to be informed that an aspect of my identity will be treated as ‘unseen’ and ‘erasable.’
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This is an exceptionally educational article and quite an eye opener. I found "What Guilt" quite an eye opener. Steele says, "To see humanity across racial lines one must see frankly how people of other races live as human beings, not as members of a race."
Steels says, "Diversity is a 'progressive' idea conceived of by an elite."