


And communities with higher poverty, fewer jobs, and less infrastructure are going to have higher crime, regardless of race.


They are two different issues with two different treatments, and they require two different conversations. Disadvantaged white people are not erased by discussions of disadvantages facing people of color, just as brain cancer is not erased by talking about breast cancer. This also means that just because something is about race, doesn’t mean that white people can’t be similarly impacted by it and it doesn’t mean that the experience of white people negatively impacted is invalidated by acknowledging that people of color are disproportionately impacted. just because something is about race, doesn’t mean it’s only about race.And racial oppression will interact with many other privileges and disadvantages to produce a myriad of effects. Racial oppression is a broad and cumulative force, it is not a system that puts all its eggs in one basket.Overview: A powerful book that bring together many disparate ideas into a coherent narrative
