Cementing Their White Racist Credentials For History

If you're black in America, you practically need a psychiatrist on-call to help decipher white's "mental" landscape - or, be like me, and set up shop right on their mind's cutting edge:

"Back in the 1950s and ’60s the big victimization was white children being forced to attend public school with African-American children,…

…now we have the latest iteration of this very old phenomenon: whites who believe that it’s a racist act to point out their racism. The accusation itself is the racist act and in their minds much worse than whatever it was they were accused of saying.  Nothing is more racist than calling someone a racist.”

Correct. Because nothing says "I know racism" like whites, sorting through their own behavior, throughout American history:

Ha! They are the masters,...