By the looks of things, it is about to become even more difficult for Black people.

Despite the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the Voting Rights Act of 1965, voting is still much more difficult for Blacks and other minorities than it is for Whites, and it’s undeniable that inequality in access to quality housing and education persists. Those are the real issues someone genuinely committed to advancing the cause of equality and racial justice would want to tackle, in my opinion.

White Fragility Is Not about Racism

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Michele Ramarini