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Yes. It's important and horrifying recognizing when you've been racist. At least it is for me. And yet I know, most of the time I'm not even aware of the ways my life and actions, my awareness and unawareness, my defaults are so part of the machine of white supremacy.https://twitter.com/johnniejae/status/1138626760616976384 …
Racism kills people. It's vicious, cruel. Profoundly wrong and unfair. For white people, it's important to fight against racism for our fellow human beings. Another reason: for our own humanity. Racism has warped our sense of reality. Our relationship with ourself, and others.
It truly is. I mentioned in another thread that it wasn't until I was 32-33 that I realized how ingrained anti-blackness was in my own thought process & behaviors, family, community...etc. I'm grateful for those who held me accountable but also gave me an opportunity to do better
Yes, I am *so* grateful. It took a lot of love and generosity on the part of a friend who pointed out some of my anti-blackness racism that took *years* for me to fully understand. When I did, I sobbed and sobbed (not with her).
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