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The perception that anyone who points out the things on the covert side of things are "Snowflakes"

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white supremacy culture as the air we breathe. There are layers of what's "covert," too — some things that people just accept as "how it is" to things people don't accept tacitly but don't feel they know how to counter. No excuses any more for not seeing these.

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All of the ideas and labels fail to acknowledge the reality of oppression for all BIPOC and continue to perpetuate the "socially acceptablness" or covertness ...

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To see the number of things that are considered "socially acceptable" is horrifying to see

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I see deflection. I see things that I once believed were OK now as clear examples of racists and white supremist practices.

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There is so much that is below the line that should be... MUST be moved above the line

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So many of the "socially acceptable"/ covert examples are pretty obvious examples of racism / white supremacy.

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Things in the covert category are definitely not so covert but we as a society are in denial about it.

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Glad to see beyond the surface level

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The things below the line are very real and current conversations/statements/beliefs in my own family.

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We know the white supremacy at the top of the triangle (iceberg)  but what is below is what is so detrimental to all of us because it is not so blatant in our faces.  The top is what we expect to see as white supremacy.

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How this affects the children.. and how change HAS to happen

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Everything under the Covert label are things that are not so covert, but, for some reason, people feel are up for debate as to whether or not they are evidence of white supremacy.

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Examples of white supremacy that serve to further oppression and that are embedded in systems of oppression.

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I see a pyramid with lynching at the top of it...

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That what is being called "socially acceptable" is not.. and to whom?