According to the progressive definition of racism ('structural oppression'), minorities cannot be racist. That makes it likely that norms against ['dictionary definition'] racism are less enforced among minorities, and we might see more racist attitudes among them? Is there data?
However, the binary distinction between "whites" and "people of color" both in terms of power and attitudes may obfuscate relevant complexity when trying to understand society (think about economic differences, political representation, education, class of different groups).
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I still think you’re painting a straw person argument. There is a ton of great research into internalized discrimination and overlapping identities included in the “further reading” section of the piece you quoted. It’s also written in the context of a rise in white nationalism.
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I am not even sure which argument you attribute to me?
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