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Given minorities can't be racist, and all people who belong to a group in power are implicitly racist, and it's good to acknowledge our implicit racism, idea: a forum that only allows racists to join, where joining is an act of acknowledging racism; e.g. onlyracists.com

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as in; I get catcalled very disproportionately by black men. I had no prior conceptions about this before it started happening. Once I noticed this, I started feeling more... i guess of an expectation that black men would pay more attention and catcall me?

7:39 AM · Jul 21, 2020