All white people want to talk about are the riots and not the actual reason for them. Same with the Kapernick protest.
More like fukk em.I @ all the times I tried discussing this issue with them.
It's best to let them learn on their own (if they ever learn at all).
Or theyll just reveal themselves to be racist in the process as you try to explain to them why racism is wrong.Non-blacks rarely want to have a real discussion on racism. They can talk about surface level stuff but if you begin digging through the layers and really get to the root of the problem, they'll quickly bow out and start with the BS talking points. Don't waste your time.
For your own peace of mind don't do it.What's going on everyone, first and foremost rest in heaven to George Floyd and thoughts and prayers to his family. As a black man who has dealt with these inequalities since elementary school, this shyt needs to change I'm tired of watching this shyt on TV and having to protest for my basic rights. That being said I got a diverse group of friends that I acquired in college and I'm the only African American within this friend group. Someone within this group wanted to have a Zoom discussion about the death of George Floyd and the initial protest that followed. I've never really disused racism with this group, I'm wondering how people here talk to non blacks about race and inequalities?
EXACTLY!!!That’s not your responsibility. Why can’t your friends jump on google and learn on their own?
Typical CAC deflections:
“I’m a redhead/ginger and I face discrimination too, you don’t see me complain about it.”
“I’ve never seen this racism you’ve spoken of, therefor it can’t exist from my white privileged position.”
“Why can’t black people let go? Slavery was over 400 years ago. My parents came from [insert European country] in the 1900s with no help or hand outs and made it, why can’t you?”
“It’s crazy, black people can complain about racism I’m not allowed to even say the n-word. How can you even say that’s equality?”
“Why do black people get upset when I tell them they look like Obama? I get compared to other white people all the time.”