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THE BITTER TRUTH



THE BITTER TRUTH


The BITTER truth is that if we’re gonna change it all, then every white person has to go the route of Liam Neeson.

Confessing their shame when no one would EVER find it out!

The looking for reasons NOT to hire the Black professor for a job that was meant for them.

How you really felt about Black men when Trump’s full page Wilding ad came out about the Central Park Rape of the white woman and how most of them confessed.

The excuses you made when Eleanor Bumpers, Amadou Diallo, Sean Bell, Trayvon Martin, Korryn Gaines were murdered by cops.

For saying that FB has gone to the dogs because Black folk FINALLY have a platform to share their voice somewhat unfiltered (barring FB jail)

and it makes you uncomfortable, exposing that you’re not the hero you thought you were or the Almighty called you to be.

Now there are 2 white people that I know of who have shared their racist EVILS in detail when they didn’t have to.

One is a white preacher that I know of (who I didn’t particular like but am proud to call him my brother) and the other is Liam Neeson.

Both were vilified by fellow white people when you KNOW that the wheels of systemic racism are greased by your silent, unspoken conditioned attitudes that will fester in your minds and will NEVER see the light of day

unless you’re willing to open up and be vilified for how you really thought or think.

That time you said, ‘Well I don’t know about her’ and it cost her that job.

Even talking about when you witnessed racial harassment by police and you walked on by (which is understandable because what are you? Daredevil?!?) would be helpful to exposing the lie.

No one expects you to inject your skin with melanin and then report on the real horrors as a white person (so you’ll be heard).

Just be a little bit more honest than you have been about your racist evil and folk like me who are watching will see it and applaud!

A belch is disgusting but as Shrek says, “Better out than in!”

Be well and be brave for once.


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