Jane Elliott giving a lecture on “Color Blindness”
seeing these white people squirm gave me joy.
Mad respect to her bc she made that vid FREE instead of making ppl pay her to repeat us like Tim wise does
Jane Elliot is the definition of a true anti-racism ally.
Loved this video. I also loved when the white girl started crying and she didn’t go running to make her feel better as she had no reason to be crying any way.
new followers, welcome. watch this.
Yeah for every 5 new followers I get I lose 4 because I stay posting shit like this. They think it’s all jokes with me and it’s not. I like to have fun but it’s real for me and if you can’t accept that then begone.
this was actually really gross those people could be gay, trans queer, mentally ill, disabled in a non visible way, abused ect and have to deal with that every day as well so i think she and the school doesn’t have th right to do this shit
GAY WHITE PEOPLE CAN STILL BE RACIST
TRANS AND QUEER WHITE PEOPLE CAN STILL BE RACIST
MENTALLY ILL WHITE PEOPLE CAN STILL BE RACIST
DISABLEDWHITE PEOPLE CAN STILL BE RACIST
WHITE VICTIMS OF ABUSE CAN STILL BE RACIST
BEING MARGINALIZED IN ONE WAY DOES NOT PREVENT YOU FROM PERPETUATING OPPRESSION IN ANOTHER WAY
BEING MARGINALIZED IN ONE WAY DOES NOT PREVENT YOU FROM PERPETUATING OPPRESSION IN ANOTHER WAY
BEING MARGINALIZED IN ONE WAY DOES NOT PREVENT YOU FROM PERPETUATING OPPRESSION IN ANOTHER WAY
Reblogging for the clap back pics
This is really important because when ever since I started captioned-vines being vocal about my blackness had me be the target of so many racist comments from people who actually utilized the blog. I faced many, many microagressive comments from white people who were dDeaf/HoH, and I was very upset that my blackness repelled people away from the service.. If you’re white, you can still be racist even if you are a part of a marginalized group. Same way my blackness doesn’t stop me from being ableist as an abled people person. I can still contribute to that oppressive system same way that you can.
