mexico1970
Well-Known Member
It can be argued that true racism, the kind of racism that genuinely matter, is the intersection of power and bigotry.
So if the above statement is true, then the absence of true power in society, which black people as a group lack, certainly in the western world, means the most black people can be guilty of racial prejudice, which is pretty fucking horrible also and should never be condoned. It begins to get into complicated philosophical realms when you attempt to truly discuss such a claim, but at the very basic level, one could argue there are big differences between white on black bigotry vs black on white bigotry.
The same can be said of poor people they have no power whatsoever, but that being said I can see the contempt that law enforcement as a group in the USA hold for black people, that's surely got to change it just has to. What galls me is when powerful people of any colour explain to me that my moral compass could be wrong.