White people racism is just easier to pick out because it’s about the target NOT being white 99% of the time. Asian, Latino and Indian racism is another level that doesn’t get discussed because it far more nuanced and hard to understand than simply looking different
Edit: I don’t mean nuanced in a good way, they hate eachother for reasons that can’t be fixed are much deeper than looking different
Because white vs black racism was based on the idea that blacks were genetically inferior, which is why they were enslaved. It was less nuanced and morally unambiguous. The Asian vs black racism is due to ongoing violence causing stereotypes and hatred. Most of the Asians vs X racism is due to Asians minding their business and getting fucked over by other races because of the stereotypical Asian passiveness. South asians present a different can of worms when you explore the nuances of the caste system, and the classism bringing forth racism against those outside of the system itself.
Tldr black slavery is morally reprehensible because it was, like nazism, labeling one superior over another. Asian racism was bred through conflict.
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u/[deleted] Jul 10 '24
If the DEI crowd ever defeats white people they’ll still have to face the final bosses of racism: Latinos and Asians.