No.
Seriously, white people cannot experience racism. Reverse racism doesn’t exist.
Here are books to further educate yourself about racism in America. Taking action to self-educate is long overdue, and these books are a great place to start.
Watch films, too. “The Hate U Give,” “Selma,” “Just Mercy” and “Brian Banks” are free to watch on Fandango. Netflix and Hulu put Black television and film collections front and center on their platforms.
Plus, Spotify offers educational and informative podcasts and playlists centered around Black music.
However, the most important thing we can do right now, and always, is listen to Black voices. There are plenty of anti-racist educational materials available to those willing to seek it out. It’s imperative that we inform ourselves, but also note that nothing can replace actively listening to Black voices — especially those from within our own communities.
Black voices matter, and it’s about time we start listening.
Boston andMe
Jan 26, 2021 at 6:30 am
Racists like her usually aren’t good at writing, or really anything else.
Boston andMe
Jan 26, 2021 at 6:29 am
Hailee Schievelbein, saying a race is so inferior that they cannot experience racism is in itself an act of racism and saying that ‘black voices matter’ and ‘white voices dont matter’ only hammers that point down even more.
Butts Larue
Jan 14, 2021 at 1:48 pm
Wow, this is some of the dumbest shit ever written. No wonder no one wanted to sign their name to it.