Addressing Anti-Blackness in Non-Black Communities: The Work Beyond White Supremacy
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Anti-Blackness isn’t just a white problem. Non-Black communities of color must confront the ways they uphold anti-Blackness—from colorism to economic exclusion—if true solidarity is ever to be achieved.
If You’re Not Fighting Anti-Blackness, You’re Upholding It
Anti-Blackness isn’t just something white people perpetuate—it runs deep in many non-Black communities of color as well. From racial slurs to colorism, from economic discrimination to upholding proximity to whiteness, too many communities benefit from anti-Black systems while refusing to challenge them.
This document breaks down:
- How anti-Blackness exists in Latinx, Asian, South Asian, and other communities of color.
- The role of colorism in maintaining racial hierarchies and why skin-whitening is a billion-dollar industry.
- The historical moments of conflict AND solidarity between Black people and other racial groups.
- Why white supremacy profits from keeping communities of color divided—and how to resist it.
If you claim to stand against racism but ignore anti-Blackness in your own culture, you’re part of the problem.
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