The progressive fixation on color will inevitably result in more exclusion than inclusion
Glenn Greenwald calls out liberals who 'loved' his NSA reporting but are now mocking Tucker Carlson Chicago Mayor Lightfoot: 'About 99%' of criticism is because I'm a Black woman Jim Acosta drowned out by border boos during Trump event: 'Will you apologize about Jan. 6?' Please stop talking about "White" people and "Black" people.
Please stop saying that "White people don't see Black people as human beings." - CNN's Don Lemon.
Please stop saying that "Racism is unconscious in everyone." - Aruna Khillanani, speaker at Yale University who "Fantasizes about killing white people with a bounce in her step." Please stop calling people with lighter skin "Psychopathic." - BET's Mark Lamont Hill.
Please stop talking about people who look different than you as being "Less than" human - Comedian Nick Cannon.
Please stop your virtueless virtue signaling by posting emojis of an upraised Marxist fist in honor of a holiday that ironically stands for American freedom rather than the bondage of communism.
Please stop your smug self-elevation and feigned deprecation of pretending that just because you're white, you are somehow "Privileged." Please stop your "Humble" self-flagellation of "Repenting for distant uncles and aunts who lived in Tulsa" during a time of riots that they, and you, had nothing to do with The Wesleyan Church's JoAnne Lyon.
What is so confusing about Saint Paul's clear admonition that "We are neither Jewish nor Greek, male nor female, slave nor free, barbarians or Scythians," but one in the body of Christ? The progressive fixation on color - on "Black people" and "White people" will inevitably result in more exclusion rather than inclusion, more segregation rather than integration, more anger and resentment, more hate, move vice, less virtue, and much less love.
https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2021/jun/27/please-stop-talking-about-black-people-and-white-p/
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