Anonymous #1 1d

Because bitches be racist.

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Anonymous #2 1d

Yes.

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Anonymous #5 1d

any gender can be sexist that doesn’t mean every group is facing the same oppression. the fact that this is your knee jerk reaction says everything about you

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Anonymous #7 1d

You people just don’t care about the racism in other parts of the world because it doesn’t affect you

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Anonymous #5 1d

because “any race can be racist” is the response of someone who cares about racism 😂😂right bitch

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Anonymous #7 1d

So you’re just in denial because I’m right ok lol stay mad

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Anonymous #5 1d

what are you right about exactly .. I can throw schizo assumptions at the wall too 😂😂

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Anonymous #7 1d

You don’t care about racism in other parts of the world because it’s poc being racist against other poc or against white people and it doesn’t affect you. If I’m wrong and you do care why are you this mad and calling me names?

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Anonymous #5 1d

racism is racism it doesn’t matter where it’s happening but to stay on the topic of this post “anyone can be racist” in response to OP specifically calling out white people is all lives matter in another font. if you were anti racist period you wouldn’t feel the need to deflect. knowing the history and power imbalances that are still prevalent today what’s so uncomfortable about the topic

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Anonymous #7 1d

If you were against racism you wouldn’t be so mad when someone says any race can be racist and experience racism especially when the OP made it sound like only white people can be racist

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Anonymous #5 1d

This post was aimed at other white people. As a white person I don’t really have the right to lecture any other race about not being racist, yk?

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Anonymous OP 1d

Other races call out white people all the time why can’t you? No one ever calls out any other race for being racist towards other races because for some reason it’s not as bad when they do it.

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Anonymous #5 1d

In America there is systematic racism perpetrated by white people. No other race has that sort of systemic power. In America it absolutely is worse when white people do it.

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Anonymous OP 1d

And that’s why I said no one cares about the racism in other parts of the world because it doesn’t affect them. America is not the whole world

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Anonymous #5 1d

Ok but this post is about America.

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Anonymous OP 1d

Yes I understand that now after you explained your post

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Anonymous OP 1d

But even in America poc can be racist but anyways

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Anonymous #5 1d

This post was about white people. Heres an idea: instead of doing whataboutisms, why don’t you make your own post about how horribly racist you think poc are. Would that make you feel better?

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Anonymous OP 1d

I never said that. I think all racism should be called out instead of sorting through which you think is worse and which to care about or ignore and singling out groups

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Anonymous #9 1d

Being antiracist means you’re actively fighting against racism and standing up for poc in your community. If you can’t do that then you may need to look at what your biases are.

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Anonymous OP 1d

Unfortunately a lot of people are not going to take what you want them from the post because white people as a collective have a really hard time understanding racism or caring enough about it to stop people in their community perpetuating

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Anonymous OP 1d

My biases aren’t anywhere near race, I just don’t understand the point of the post. You talk to me like I am racist

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Anonymous #10 1d

True.

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Anonymous OP 1d

I stopped wasting my time arguing with them about anti-racism bc the conversations are never productive and it just defaults to them saying “well anyone can be racist”

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Anonymous #10 1d

Oh my god right! Like, sure anyone can be racist, but who has the systemic power in America and is actively implementing racist policies? Like, ladies plz use your brains.

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Anonymous #8 1d

You can’t create a culture that’s loving when ppl refuse to acknowledge racism or its impacts. You can’t hold hands and sing your way out of racism. If they worked we wouldn’t be in this situation

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Anonymous OP 1d

It’s really frustrating, and this is not a dig at you! I think it’s great you have the patience to educate ppl it’s just unfortunate that people get so defensive instead of trying to understand where black or other marginalized groups are coming from when they share their experiences

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Anonymous #11 1d

We absolutely are doing anti racism in 2026 tyvm.

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Anonymous #6 1d

That sentence is accurate. Now I’ll go check history to see whose racism did the most damage and harm to many people across America 📚🔍

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Anonymous #6 1d

The textbook definition of racism is hard to argue because systematic racism and racial discrimination are very different things. Racism takes account for history and where power has been and still is. As white person you can feel racial discrimination but it’s not the same as racism because society still favors you even if it’s hard to recognize. Like yes minorities can still be hateful toward you because you’re white however that’s not racism because racial discrimination is a result of racism

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Anonymous #13 1d

Very well said. For those who are slow, it means: racial discrimination = committed by individuals systemic racism = this society favoring one group of people and treating the others poorly even if it’s too subtle for privileged folks to notice

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Anonymous #12 1d

Since none of you know what racism is clearly. White people can absolutely experience racism

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Anonymous #5 1d

Well since you clearly didn’t read what I wrote I do recommend you study anti-racism and how privilege and power play into the society we live in. I thought the same thing about Racism being the same full circle once too. It changes your perspective on things learning the same thing has different meanings depending of who and where it’s coming from.

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Anonymous #13 1d

Lmao no way yall are trying to deny the literal definition of racism are yall ok?

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Anonymous #5 1d

Bc you picked a random definition from a uk government website instead of an actual academic or theoretical framework explanation stupid

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Anonymous #5 1d

If you actually read texts from scholars who study systemic racism and more specifically how whiteness functions as an institution you would get a more thorough explanation.

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Anonymous #5 1d

Hello??? Imagine being this dense.

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Anonymous #14 1d

Crazy you disagree with this. You think racist is acceptable when it’s poc being racist?

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Anonymous #10 1d

Better? Yall still gonna deny it

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Anonymous #10 1d

Here’s more

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Anonymous #10 1d

And another. Literally any definition you open says the same thing and yall still want to deny it.

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Anonymous #10 23h

i agree with what youre saying. however, my argument is that if we fostered this kind of culture, racists would be more receptive to the idea “love>hate”. this isnt delusion, its just the truth. if you treat criminals like criminals, theyre gonna act like a criminal. this doesnt mean NOT holding people accountable, it just means SHIFTING the conversation to a more positive light. otherwise we end up in a feedback loop of disdain and resentment where we cant hear each other over ourselves

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Anonymous #8 23h

which isnt to say theres anything to hear out from racists, being racist is childish. psychology shows us that if we alienate our children when they have a line of thinking we disagree with, rather than foster the space for the child to express AND also receive opinion; the child is going to feel alone, and will find others who agree with them to reinforce their perspectives. its just the brain

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Anonymous #5 21h

You are 100% right don’t listen to those mfs

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Anonymous #15 21h

Yes thank you

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Anonymous OP 21h

Sybau

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Anonymous #15 21h

Very intelligent.

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Anonymous #11 21h

Right wtf

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Anonymous OP 19h

You’re not doing “anti racism” you’re looking for shit to get upset about out because you have a weird oppression fetish

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Anonymous OP 14h

Systemic racism exist and is why black men especially have so much less opportunities but I don’t see how that makes it okay for anyone to hate someone for their race, regardless if they’re white or black

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Anonymous #10 14h

“Black people as a collective have a really hard time understanding or caring “ -this is how you sound right now. Most white people aren’t racist, racism is not over but it’s really not as big as you make it sound

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Anonymous #9 14h

Saying racism is not big is insane, because racism is still at large especially on social media. There was even a Facebook group of restaurant employees (from every state btw) that recently got exposed because it was them saying how they would spit in only poc foods and then there is also microaggression. just because you aren’t seeing it or hearing about it doesn’t mean that racism isn’t as big as it was before, in fact it’s probably getting more larger and once again more normalized

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Anonymous #1 13h

Ppl and bots saying racist stuff online doesn’t mean it’s big, I hate facebook for that reason. It’s not that big, but systemic racism like police brutality and the lack of opportunities for poc do exist still. Most black ppl say they’re hopeful for their futures so irdk why you think racism is becoming more normalized :/ half of America is not white

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Anonymous #9 13h

You actually just proved my even further with mentioning that even bots are being racist too, you have robots/ai programmed to be racist and leave racist comments and you’re still saying racism is not big. Yes there are black people that say they are hopeful for their feature but that does not mean ALL of them are hopeful for their futures some of them don’t even have a chance to be hopeful for their futures because of what they are facing and this goes for other pocs too

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Anonymous #9 13h

I would also like to mention how I did not mention anywhere in any of comments that only white people are racist, but we’re not going to sit here and act like most racism inflicted upon pocs are not from white people, hell from our own presidents. And once again racism is becoming more normalized everywhere and you need to accept that especially when you have people telling you that it is, it might be a bit more hidden in public but it is there.

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Anonymous #1 13h

Yeah, I agree. But racism isn’t the biggest problem they face. Poc are less likely to have good healthcare, less likely to go to the best schools, and more likely to get arrested. The internet isn’t the main issue, it should be the problem of America having no equal opportunity

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Anonymous #1 13h

Most racism today is not intentional tho, it’s systemic, most people are not racist, I have only met 2 genuinely racist people in my life, my grandparents

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Anonymous #9 13h

I feel like you’re being extremely ignorant in these comments. And I’m assuming you’re not even a person of color, you seem to feel really comfortable speaking on the experiences of what marginalized ppl deal with and how we don’t experience racism or it’s not our that big of a deal. Even though racism interconnected with health care disparities, job and housing opportunities, hell even hate crimes. You’re disgustingly ignorant.

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Anonymous #9 13h

Racism is the reason why there is no equal opportunity, racism plays the biggest part of that in America. I also don’t understand your thought pattern at all. Because if racism is not the reason why poc do not have an equal opportunity or chance in America, then what factor do YOU think plays into it, if it’s not racism. Genuinely asking, because in everything you said, you basically are saying and admitting to the fact that they are not getting the same equal treatment because they are poc.

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Anonymous #9 13h

You’re proving exactly why some of us don’t bother wanting to connect with yall because you think so lowly of us and our history. Shame on you!

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Anonymous #10 13h

I don’t think you listened to what I said then, I am white, but I literally mentioned all the things that poc deal with, from police brutality to the lack of education and healthcare, they’re over represented in the homeless population too. I think the ignorant person here is the one who thinks words on a facebook post are more important than the very real statistics that show the facts

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Anonymous #10 13h

I never said you don’t experience racism, literally said the exact opposite. I never said it wasn’t that big of a deal, but I did say personal racism isn’t popular or being normalized or anything like that. I didn’t mean to offend, I’m sorry

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Anonymous #10 13h

That’s wrong, I love black ppl and your history, I thought that was clear

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Anonymous #9 13h

I’m not going to come after you because I feel like you aren’t educated in this subject and you have a form of ignorance where you deliberately ignore people who are trying to make you understand, but you just said some bullshit and I’m going to tell you why I think that. the kkk is not labeled as a hate crime group and still alive, in Africa they have literally made an all white town no Africans allowed, our president has made camps for Hispanics. If none of this is racist then what is it.

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Anonymous #1 13h

Yeah, systemic racism is the reason for that lack of equal opportunity. I agree. But it’s systemic, it’s not personal

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Anonymous #1 13h

I gave actual statistics of modern racist the other person brought up a disturbing facebook post. I actually know a lot about this topic, Im a nerd and yes, the kkk is definitely labeled a hate group? Who told you they weren’t?

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Anonymous #9 13h

Okay, I’m done conversing with you, because you clearly do not have the mental capacity to understand what I and others are saying to you. I wish you well despite your ignorance and lack of understanding. Have a great school year.

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Anonymous #1 13h

Immigrant detention centers are inhumane, but they’re not race specific and yeah, I’m sure racism in South Africa, really sad. I know what I am talking about, I am agreeing with you both on a lot of this but you don’t seem to realize that

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Anonymous #1 13h

I agreed with you, why are you still upset? I don’t understand you but have a nice school year too

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