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Ten ways white liberals perpetuate racism. That's the name of a real-life article published

in The Huffington Post by clinical psychologist George Sachs. Sachs writes, quote, somewhere,

down where we don't like to go, is a place where racism lives. This, by the way, is also

true of Jockage. Let's take a look at the ten white liberal

micro-behaviors. Sachs says, keep racism alive, and these are all really from the article

I promise. Number one, denial. According to Sachs, this is when white liberals deny that

they ever have racist thoughts. When a white liberal says something like, quote, I don't

even see color. That's denial. Less, of course, he's carrying a silver cane and wearing dark

glasses, in which case he may actually be blind. Number two, shame and hurt. This is when

a white liberal says he's embarrassed by his own racist remarks. Sachs says this only

serves to focus the attention on the white person, taking the attention away from the oppressed

person of color. Instead, focus your attention on the person of color by saying something

like, come any closer, and I'll call the police. Number three, narcolepsy and ignorance.

This is when a white liberal simply says nothing on the subject of race at all. I mean,

really, saying nothing about racism. You disgust me, white liberals. Number four, massacism.

Sachs says this is when a white liberal's guilt runs amok. Here's a quote directly from

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