Taz
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If I would celebrate Einstein's whiteness I'd be called a racist. But celebrating someone's blackness this month is ok. So let's do it. Who's first? Kunta Kinte?Not asking for a white month, just want to help all black supremacists celebrate their blackness (since I'm not allowed to do it for my own skin color).Racism can't be OVER!!!! It's NEGRO HISTORY MONTH!!! For the next month, all black supremacists get to tout how great black people are and have been over the centuries... You know, just like white supremacists do, except they get shit for it.
I even turned black myself for the occasion.
False equivalence is what happens when you are led to believe that two things should be given equal weight in your considerations as you come to any given decision, while those two things are not in any way actually equivalent.
Karen Topham- “The Danger Of False Equivalence”
Another use of the false equivalence by whites pertains to the issues of history and cultural identification. For example, whites have been whining for years about why they cannot have a white history month. To ask this question, one must either be severely mentally challenged, suffering from psychosis, or are a racist purposefully building a strawman. I’m serious when I say that. I am always stumped when I am asked that question. Are these people really that stupid? Do they not pay attention to how American history has been portrayed? Is it that just because it’s not called white history do they not think that whites have not been described as part of history?
How much plainer does it need to be made? The founders of this nation were all white men. Do we need to say that 55 white men founded this nation for whites to feel they have been given their accurate place in American history? Do we describe George Washington as the first white president and continue to name 44 presidents as the white presidents for some whites to understand just how much white history has been taught? They whine about February but what do we call the other months in reference to American history? Should we call the 11 other months of the year white history month so that whites can understand?
There are already 11 white history months dumb ass. So you are allowed to do it.