Can white people say "my people" without sounding supremacist?

I hear minorities say it all the time, but when a white person says it for some reason it sounds so wrong

they can but it'd be weird and cringy and pointless

Messss, I can imagine some white person from Texas or Mississippi saying that

No, who are my people?

I mean, yeah it's not offensive but like.. what does it mean. It's stupid.

Can white people say ‘you people?'

Idk, i guess.

Why not if they're foreign? Not all white people are from the same place.

if "my people" are just their friends then yeah.

Huh? My people to who?

Sure. My people unite!

If they're foreign then yes...
But a native white person saying it casally sounds weird, not necessarily racist.

"My people" is a common way to say "my family" over here at least, so yes of course

Technically it's okay to say it, but the funny thing is it sounds so wrong.

Maybe because there's no need to be united as a race.

Yes I say it all the time as well as "my peeps"

I thought my people = your friends, family, relatives…

TIL something

Italians say it sometimes.

Stop race baiting Trent

Well the thread is more in the racial sense tho.

There's a lot of people that call "my people" to their relatives.

How is the OP race baiting