5 Reasons White People Can’t Talk about Race

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Say, you gathered a group of five of your White friends and five of Your Black friends and asked them to have a no-holds barred discussion about race.

My prediction echoes Major Strasser in Casablana, “You would find the conversation a trifle one-sided.”

Your Black friends would be ready, their ideas formed, their sentences flowing like legal arguments pitched by Harvard-trained attorneys in front of the Supreme Court.

Your White friends would nod.

It’s true. I know of which I speak. I’ve been one of the mute, nodding White people.

I think there are a lot of reasons why White people are so tongue-tied when it comes to race.

They don’t know what they think. This is because, on any given day, they think a thousand different random things about race depending on which Black person they saw or talked to or thought about that day. Black guy at a…

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I'm a semi-retired crazy person with one husband and two cats.

One thought on “5 Reasons White People Can’t Talk about Race”

  1. See how the bloody PC works! Normal people cannot have a normal conversation without fear anymore. We don’t see a person anymore, just their skin color! I am lucky that my friends and I haven’t got that zombie virus, yet.

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