This reality demonstrates one of the reasons white people are so ready to assert, âI am not a racist!â It is because the term âracismâ has been distorted in our society to the point where we only identify it in its most severe manifestation. The reality is that the majority of black people (hopefully) will not meet the Derek Chauvin âDerek Chauvin knee on your neckâ kind of bigotry. Rather than that, they are much more likely to have their comment dismissed or ignored in a meeting, have difficulty obtaining the lucrative clients that their less experienced white counterparts may receive, or have an Amy Cooper-type boss and spend their days walking on eggshells trying to figure out how to be the most effective in their job while appearing non-threatening. To be able to identify racism only in its most severe manifestation leaves one incapable of detecting it in one's everyday behaviors or wider thought system. Truth #2 â Even if you have not directly offended somebody (that you are aware of), you may be contributing to the situation.
One white male responder to a popular Facebook chat group even accused the mudsharks of yearning for the legendary ââfillingââ black masculinity, based on the assumption that blacks are more virile and endowed ââdown thereââ. The whites' stance has been that these partnerships are short-lived and often end in heartache for the white women. This, however, cannot be fully acceptable in light of the rising number of interracial marriages in the United States and across the Atlantic. This definitely smells of white jealousy. A white female recently asked a question on the famous chat group girlsaskguys: ââLadies, have you ever had sex with a black guy?ââ The replies she got were as diverse as they were illuminating: one replied no, but she anticipated it and wanted to know whether the enquirer had done so in order for her to disclose the experience.
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