#yesallblackpeople (references #notallwhitepeople)
There's a lot of "I'm white and not me" or "#notallwhitepeople" stuff going on here.
I can only post 4 so I'll choose a few that seem particularly relevant to DU. (I'm white and skipping #1 - which is probably ironic but I'm not trying to lead the conversation and I apologize if I ever move in that direction.) Anyway, skipping it wasn't motivated by anything other than that I wanted to work in #6 and #s 2, 3, and 4 come up really regularly.
http://www.dailydot.com/opinion/17-things-yes-all-black-people/
2) #YesAllBlackPeople encounter multiple anti-black indignities on a regular basis, regardless of how rich, educated, or powerful we are.
3) #YesAllBlackPeople are tired of having our lived experiences with racism undermined by white feelings, despite our decades of informed protest.
4) #YesAllBlackPeople know better than Webster’s Dictionary what racism actually means. We’re living it. Don’t whitesplain it to us. (Webster’s and Oxford English Dictionaries are largely white-controlled purveyors of language.)
6) #YesAllBlackPeople know that #NotAllWhitePeople are racist. But we’re talking about a system, not you personally (unless we have to). Get over yourself.
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regardless of how rich, educated, or powerful we are. "
Yes. From Scorpio's thread
http://www.democraticunderground.com/10026974079
White people, possibly children, being taught that black men are target practice. Conditioning them to see black lives as disposable whether they're wearing a tailored suit or a hoodie.
In this case, this is a subconscious dehumanization of black lives that affects everyone who sees it.
An interesting read on the origin..
http://www.nytimes.com/2005/02/17/nyregion/cops-favorite-target-thug-but-just-who-was-the-guy.html
Thank you. 
