Why do you think black people always talk about and bring up race?

[Anonymous]

It’s been my experience based on what I see online and real life.
Why do you think that is? Could be from almost anything.

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[Leapfrog00]

History is an important part of their race and knowing one's roots is important. I can't say I agree with reparations though. My ancestors didn't even own slaves.

I don't really care if people talk about race. Different races can't get along because some people were brought up with the beliefs that it's wrong to mix black and white. That's why I have such a problem with old people. What is weird is my narcissistic aunt was racist, but my grandparents weren't. My grandfather was a teacher and coached basketball and football, and he was a mentor for a lot of students, from white people to black people and any other race. I think my aunt's friends were racist though, maybe that's why she was.

I think black people are focusing on the wrong issues sometimes. If I were black, instead of focusing on slavery, I would be questioning these racist cops for sure!

[Hispanic-Cool-Guy]

It's a form of manipulation to shame people to try to use race in their favor to get their way or some sort of benefits.

Another reason if their life suck and unsuccessful they can always point to racism as to why they are a failure in life and see themselves as victims of the system.

[FreyaRed]

Because media suggests blacks that all whites feel guilty for slavery and colonialism. In reality non-existent guilt feeling of whites crates cognitive dissonance in blacks, this fuels racial polarization

[grega239]

Because they can't make an argument without it.

Because its an easy way to abolish any responsability for their own fuck ups

[leahzrc]

I don't think about it too hard

[OddBeMe]

Because they’re constantly hampered by it.

[kingjamesfredericks]

Racism