Anonymous #1 16w

I agree I don’t think those messages are productive or even really true

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Anonymous #2 16w

agreed. all it really does is scare people off. I think if its said as a joke with the intent of making others laugh it can smtms be appropriate, but time and place is important

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Anonymous #5 16w

You get over yourself you are the problem creating hate after hate after hate

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Anonymous OP 16w

Not hating, just pointing it out. In fact, I love it! Keep telling white people to stop being racist while blaming them for being racist every step of the way. It’s the best way to get trump 2.0 elected

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Anonymous #5 16w

You do realize that white people don’t see themselves as the problem? That’s why we blame them for racism but they don’t see a wrong in that

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Anonymous #5 16w

And electing Trump 2.0 would be their problem, if the hatred they feel makes them want someone who’s a extreme racist and will do anything but solve the problem then go ahead

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Anonymous #5 16w

But at the end of the day white people are the problem! Like it literally cost nothing to not be racist like just be a decent human being

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Anonymous OP 16w

Yes! Preach! Keep saying that! Don’t convince people to join you, push them away and victimize yourself! Trump 2.0 here we come!

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Anonymous OP 16w

What’s worse is those people who are racist preach about GOD, when in the Bible he has nothing to do with hate or racism he wanted everyone to love each other no matter what race you were which is very contradictory for those who are racist and Christian or catholic

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Anonymous #5 16w

Nobody is victimizing it’s the truth, if you don’t want to stand with minorities then that’s your choice, but you have to own up to your own stuff because white vs black all started because white people degraded minorities so…

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Anonymous #5 16w

But if people vote for Trump 2.0 that’s their life they must like him enough to vote again so

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Anonymous OP 16w

They sure did. We did it to pretty much everyone, too. Irish, Italian, Japanese, German, Jewish, and many others. They are all marginalized communities now, right?

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Anonymous #5 16w

Yeah so keep voting for who you want clearly Trump won the election for the fact that people liked him, I can’t change anyone’s mind on their political view but racism is something that can be fixed and it’s called being a decent person and stop discriminating based on color

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Anonymous #5 16w

More than half of America loved trumps campaign, if Trump 2.0 gives the same campaign people like then that’s who they are going to vote it won’t matter what black people say to change minds because it will never work ignorance is bliss

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Anonymous OP 16w

You absolutely can change anybody’s mind on political view. I’ve done it, and so have politicians, talk show hosts, newscasters, and anybody with enough reach. What you’re doing is avoiding responsibility and setting the black community back 40 years, while blaming and pushing away any ally that won’t kiss your feet. Grow up. L

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Anonymous #5 16w

You grow up like I said it literally cost nothing to be racist, you hate a person because of the color of their skin? If the whole world was white what would you have to hate then?

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Anonymous #5 16w

The black community has already been send 40 years maybe take a look what the stuff that’s been taken away from us?

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Anonymous OP 16w

Give me an example. What’s something the black community doesn’t have that they had in the 80s?

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Anonymous #5 16w

1. DEI scholarships have been taken away 2. Funding for HBCUs were cut 3. Book bans on black history 4. Many businesses like target have gotten rid of their black creators and stop doing sponsorships and brand deals, shall I go on I have a list for days

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Anonymous #5 16w

Yet not one white person has said hey this is wrong

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Anonymous #5 16w

Literally freedom of anything, like you never have to worry about being pulled over because you are black, you never have to be followed around a store because you are black, you never have been denied in certain restaurant in other countries because you are black you would never understand the struggle it is to be black

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Anonymous OP 16w

Sounds like you definitely lived in the 80s. Also sounds like you have an extremely delusional view of reality if you think that any funding or societal view of black people was better in the 80s.

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Anonymous #5 16w

Literally look at any sociological study, my degree is in sociology and we learn so much about how policing worked and how black people are more likely to be incarcerated and falsely put in jail, black people are more likely to be passed up on job opportunities, black people are more likely to be pulled over during the day

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Anonymous #5 16w

Sociologist study this stuff for a reason!

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Anonymous #5 16w

I would gladly send you all of my professors research and data we had to do for our classes and etc

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Anonymous OP 16w

I’m aware of the statistics. The height of the “war on drugs” was in the 80s, I’m sure you’re aware. There was a much higher percentage of black people in prison for non-violent crimes. They didn’t have the privilege of saying they don’t have enough funding, or they’re getting pulled over for speeding. It’s amazing how much privilege you have.

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Anonymous #5 16w

Sure living now is better than it was in the 60s, 70s, and 80s and even early 90s but you have to see that times have changed maybe look at what’s happening in 2025? I don’t see target getting rid of white brands? Most of targets black brands have been removed and taken away and ironically it all happened once they said no more DEI

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Anonymous #5 16w

Sure but it’s things that’s happening now that makes all the hard work people did in the 80s set us back there

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Anonymous #5 16w

I’m agreeing with you yeah life is better than it was back then

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Anonymous #5 16w

But take a look at everything now it’s already a set back in itself

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Anonymous #5 16w

Like why are we getting rid of black businesses and brand deals? Why are we having to raise more awareness for HBCUs while PWIs get their money without hesitation? Do you see the problem with the whole divide?

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Anonymous OP 16w

That’s not what you said before. Complaining about not getting sponsorships is NOT the same as complaining about being put in prison for a tame crime. Black people have not only EQUAL opportunity as a white person, but a GREATER opportunity now. What else could you ask for? More money? You and me both, get a job.

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Anonymous #5 16w

I was listing out things that were happening I wasn’t changing my statement my statement still stands but if you think black people still have equal opportunity after everything I’ve listed then I don’t know what to tell you, like I said again many scholarships for black kids were through DEI scholarships many of those have been taken away so those don’t exist for us, many black businesses that were in target were taken out and they stopped their contracts with black businesses

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Anonymous #5 16w

Target recently just accepted a new brand who was made by a white girl

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Anonymous #5 16w

If you look at the job market and statistics of it white people have about a 40% more increase of being hired than black people so I don’t know what else to say

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