What is Anti-Racism?

[@E_Ten]

0:55 These are the difficult conversations that will be avoided and you will be shouted down if you bring up. 1) Are disparities inherently evidence of racism? 2) Can people that are the victims of racism ever be incorrect in their accusations or status as a victim? 2a) Who can challenge them and who cannot? 3) Doesn't making decisions or taking actions explicitly based on race under the guise of anti-racism still meet the dictionary definition of racism? 4) Can I opt out of anti-racist behavior without being racist? Anti-racism, similar to many religions, does not tolerate apostates. It is in itself a system of racial hierarchical oppression. It's foundations are cultural marxism and postmodern philosophy. This and similar diversity training programs, like Robin DiAngelo's work, in schools and workspaces has been shown to be counterproductive to its own goals. God speed, University of Dayton.

[@vegahimsa3057]

I believe Apartheid is defined exactly this way. Only "disrupt" would be replaced with "maintain" when anti-racism reaches its destination. Oh, that's right, it's a journey with no destination. Long live Apartheid. Anti-racism is the new racism. And "no racism" is an impossible dream of such racists as Martin Luther King Jr.

[@roller121984]

Such bs. Neo-marxist bs.

[@robertmichel4063]

This may be one of the least informative or helpful videos on KZbin.

[@w3w3w3]

lol....

[@eriecatiz]

Great info!