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Yes, it is good but slightly inaccurate. The justification for racism has never been that it is ‘good for them’. It has always been based on the assertion that it is ‘deserved’ or that the victim race is somehow ‘subhuman’. Both of these assertions are what BLM believe.

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It has; that’s a pretty explicit argument in pro-slavery propaganda from a few hundred years ago.

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I’ll have to be convinced of that. Can you produce evidence?

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It’s in here, i read one of the biggest pro-slavery tracts linked in the us section but there’s a good overview in general

en.wikipedia.org

Proslavery - Wikipedia

12:15 AM · Jan 17, 2021