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Rebecca Carroll column
Tuesday
17
March
2015
Calling out one racist doesn't make white people any less complicit in supremacy
Rebecca Carroll
Your ‘not all white people’ argument doesn’t dismantle systematic racism. It only reinforces white privilege
Calling out one racist doesn't make white people any less complicit in supremacy
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Calling out one racist doesn't make white people any less complicit in supremacy