This is NPR!
The White Supremacy of being Black.
You can't make this stuff up; it defies parody.
NPR's Lulu Garcia-Navarro asks Cristina Beltran, professor of social and cultural analysis at New York University, about the phenomenon of "multi-racial whiteness."
Extra credit question:
What kind of course is conducted by a "professor of social and cultural analysis" and who takes that kind of course?
I think I see where racism is born, nurtured and flowers in full bloom.
If you have about 500 bucks, a few days off this spring, and live in Washington DC, New York City, or Oakland, then you can participate in Everyday Feminism’s training, titled, “Healing from Internalized Whiteness.” According to its website, this training will help you, “stop arguing with white people about racism and discover how to invite them into racial justice work for their own healing and liberation.” ...
The very concept of healing internalized whiteness means that whiteness itself must be a sickness, or wound. Now, proponents would argue that they are not saying that being a white person is in and of itself a sickness, but they are saying that every white person has a condition, called whiteness, that is making them sick. It’s hard to see the real difference.
If you think skin color is a disease that requires a cure, you’re a racist. https://t.co/SZtH06FDTc— Sean Davis (@seanmdav) December 13, 2018
