Tag: White Privilege

What ails the Democratic Party in the 22 elections? Can it be diagnosed? Can it be cured?

Democratic Electoral Malady, Diagnosis: White Racial Animus!


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What ails the Democratic Party in the run up to the 22 elections? Can it be diagnosed? Can it be cured? Yes, Yes, and YES! Will they? Who knows? Ye Olde Blogge does!

What can white people do to end racism

What Can I Do? Five Things White People can do to End Racism


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It’s Black History Month, so I thought I’d repost this article from 20 August 2017 written shortly after the Charlottesville Good People On Both Sides White Supremacist Rally.

The five things listed here for white people to do to end racism are really really good and effective. You should give ’em a go and tell us about it in the comments!

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Meme, cracker, alt-right, snowflake, n-word, African Americans, Black, Americans

Meme: CRACKER


White people who insist that they should be able to use the n-word, too, have gotten it wrong. The analogous term to the n-word being used by black people is cracker being used by white people. To be completely fair and equal, they are welcome to use cracker any time they want.

Meme: Epitome of White Privilege


White privilege means that white needs, wants, and sensitivities are all assumed. Non-whites know how to act white. White people only know how to act white. White people need to end racism. We can make a down payment on that by relinquishing any and all claims to the n-word.

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