People of colour, gather.

It appears whenever we defend ourselves to whites they immediately call us social justice warriors.

For example, on the subject of exoticism:

Thoughts?

white people dont understand, so obviously they're gonna call everyone a sjw

No, I'm too cool to be called an SJW

Superbitch is POC, try again


And POC are rarely called SJWs because they are rational and know what real issues are, ones who are called SJWs most of times turn out to be white tumblers who just want to feel special

Most SJWs are actually white tho

I have to be honest I never understand why whites (not all) get in defensive mood or feel under attacked when white flaws "present and history" are discussed.. A few weeks ago Slavery was discussed and many whites from what it looked like felt under attacked and was "lowkey" defending Salvery on why it was okay for that time period all tho they don't agree with it and some were yelling "it was 200 years ago it's time to move on"

Can a white person explained if I'm right? Do inequality discussions make ya uncomfortable?

i have no respect for sjw's though

u SJW!!!

Just when I thought that term had died

First of all, why are there two versions of your avi?
Secondly, I've never been called one.

Anyone who calls people 'SJWs' over complaining or pointing out discriminatory is embarassing itself. I don't care what those people think.

I think this:
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Ngl, it's not only white people. I've seen several PoC on ATRL calling people SJWs and showing passionate hatred for them

It will live until people, mainly those who are not minorities, stop throwing it around whenever they see criticism.

It's just really about educating yourself. Yes, it's more likely a white person may show anger towards as SJW because they will never know what it's like to be a PoC. Same as a straight or cis person being ignorant towards issues associated with LGBT etc. But there are some white members that are very smart that are on here and some PoC members that are...yeah

SJWs are usually white unemployed twitter activists hun

They talk like social awareness is a bad thing.

I don't know why anyone in their right mind would condone slavery, whether lowkey or not.

If it was just a discussion about the history of racism and slavery, then no I wouldn't feel personally attacked.

I would however feel uncomfortable if the people/persons were insinuating and referring both the past and present together as if there's a correlation. I would feel like I'm being wrongly grouped among an entire race for the actions of people decades before me (because of my race.) No - before someone climbs up my arse, I'm not saying it's reverse racism. It's just rude and uncalled for as I refuse to be held accountable for someone else's actions.

We should in a civilised society stand together as one to fight prejudice and for whichever circumstance, not group or brand people as one for anything, especially race as it's just a sensitive subject for a lot of people.

None of us are barbarians. It's the 21st century. Having calm, productive and mature discussions is what teaches people the history of man and what we can do to prevent previous wrongdoings from ever happening again.

Hopefully there will be a time when two young black parents don't actually have to explain their ancestory and why the other kids at school treat them differently. Does it sadden me that this occurs? Sure it does. Do I feel guilty? Absolutely not.