When Progressive Anti-Racism Becomes Racial Supremacy

Democrats and left-leaning activists have historically engaged in racial discourse that some view as inherently prejudiced. Their primary focus often revolves around race, using disparities among groups as a justification for policies aimed at achieving "equality" or "equity."

They are frequently accused of being fixated on race, particularly in relation to the Black community, while simultaneously downplaying the successes of certain ethnic groups. Their framework often suggests that white individuals are inherently racist due to systemic "power structures." At the same time, their rhetoric may imply that white people are superior to other racial groups. This perspective tends to overlook the complexities within various ethnic communities, such as familial values, urban versus rural cultures, and regional distinctions. Instead, they promote a generalized view that ultimately portrays Black individuals or non-white groups as economically and socially disadvantaged in comparison to white or light-skinned individuals (including certain Asian populations).

For us to take them seriously, they must first acknowledge that they are perpetuating stereotypes that place white people above all others and are, in effect, promoting racist ideologies.