100 Ways White People Can Make Life Less Frustrating For People of Color

Just a few suggestions to start with.

As someone with very low tolerance for racist bullshit, I’ve managed to surround myself with white people who are cognizant of their privilege and strive to make the world a less terrifying and frustrating place for people of color. This means that I often deal with said white people asking me what they can actually do to affect change. So here, anxious allies of the world, are 100 simple ways to be the change. It’s not nearly comprehensive, but it’s somewhere to start. Go forth and disrupt our harmful racial paradigm!

1. Just because you can’t see racism around you doesn’t mean it’s not happening. Trust people of color’s assessment of a situation.

[OCS: Ask yourself, What’s the major flaw in this statement? Think about it.

The problem is that individuals or organizations that purport to speak for black people are motivated by self-interest, be it personal recognition, media attention, or fundraising. These are the people who need racism to function and perpetuate their existence. If racism didn’t exist, they would rather manufacture it out of who cloth than go extinct.

So, who can you trust?

• You can’t trust academics or other “experts” because their career and livelihood is based on racism?

• You can’t trust the media because they need the shocking or abnormal to create an audience in a time of increasing competition from social media and the decline of legacy media platforms.

• You can’t trust the politicians as they exploit identity politics to cobble together a winning coalition of victims who are promised a redress for their real or imagined grievances in return for political power.

• You can’t trust the government bureaucracy who requires dysfunction to enable the creation of administrative rules and regulations and to justify bureaucratic paper-pushing.

• You can’t trust the judiciary and law enforcement business that requires criminals to support their livelihood. Without a baseline of criminal activity law enforcement is a dead-end career.

Again, the answer is simple. You need to trust yourself and the proposition that, on balance, people will behave decently when in the proximity of their neighbors. The reason why religions and close-knit communities prosper over dysfunctional ones.

Race relations were improving and on an positive trend until President Barack Obama, himself an anti-white, anti-America, anti-Semitic, racist created a racialized America to support his progressive communist democrat agenda to degrade or destroy America. Like all telegenic demagogues with media approval, his dodgy background, flaws, foibles, and criminal misdeeds were hidden from the public in the form of a heroic façade. And now the chickens are coming home to roost, to quote Obama’s long-term personal mentor and racist, Reverend Jerimiah Wright.]

2. Don’t assume that all people of color share the same views. We are not a monolith.

[OCS: A truism which suggests that you cannot trust the individuals and organizations that purport to speak for the black people or the majority of the black people.]

9. Regard us as autonomous, unique individuals, not as representatives of our race.

[OCS: This statement would be categorized as “inoperative” by today’s academics and race-baiters. This article was published by Vice, a far-left media platform, on April 19, 2018, long before  academics who were literally selling critical race theory that demands that every interaction be viewed in the form of a oppressor/oppressed power relation based on color and intersectionality. Demanding that racism be countered with anti-racism – which was simply another name for the racial oppression of one color in favor of another.]

13. Avoid phrases like “But I have a Black friend! I can’t be racist!” You know that’s BS as well as we do.

[OCS: Likewise, do not believe for a moment that being black insulates you from being a racist. There are quite a few black separationists who are overtly racist – Louis Farrakhan’s Nation of Islam comes quickly to mind.]

33. Donate money to grassroots movements around you that are run by and support people of color.

[OCS: Yeah, like that “authentic” Black Lives Matter group founded by queer Marxists and sold individual and corporate indulgences on a scale that made Jesse Jackson, Al Sharpton, and others look like pikers. You were better off giving the money to the Democratic Party, Democratic Socialists of America, or the Communist Party USA. Those who cannot say “All Lives Matter” are either racist or patently evil as they deny any individual’s inalienable right to life. If black lives truly mattered, where are the inner city riots and resignations of the black democrats who govern those areas?]

97. Be grateful for the lesson when you’re called out on racism, getting defensive won’t help.

[OCS: Ask yourself what that individual or organization wants. Recognition? Money? To demonstrate their power? Or to make them feel better about themselves by disparaging or cancelling you.]

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[OCS: Read the article for yourself and you will find it full of progressive communist democrat rhetoric.]

“There is a certain class of race-problem solvers who don’t want the patient to get well.”

“There is another class of colored people who make a business of keeping the troubles, the wrongs, and the hardships of the Negro race before the public. Having learned that they are able to make a living out of their troubles, they have grown into the settled habit of advertising their wrongs — partly because they want sympathy and partly because it pays. Some of these people do not want the Negro to lose his grievances, because they do not want to lose their jobs.

Booker T. Washington
(1856-1915) African-American political leader, educator, and author