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One may be forgiven for thinking that Blacks can be racist. Certainly Ibram Kendi and others like him in the "anti-racism" movement are open to the charge of hating white people. James Cone, Black Liberation "preacher," is probably the most egregious user of anti-White language in the public square. But Cone was given a pass because he was, well, you know, Black. ~2026-30300-41 (talk) 21:49, 7 August 2026 (UTC)Reply
