Anonymous wrote:OP, most white people really won't get the intricacies of systemic racism. You're nephew, although biracial, is at this point a white person. White friends, white area, white spouse, and probably a white house. The only thing you can do is be there for him. Also OP, you are not angry or whatever these PPs are saying you are. You are just concerned for your nephew's well-being. A lot of biracial men who've never had black friends or black experiences live this kind of lifestyle, and they only really get in touch with their black side until something tragic happens. It is what is is.
Anonymous wrote:So he is comfortable with who he is, and you want to make him a victim. Wow.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP here: All I do is ask questions. I listen. I don’t point and I want him to come to me first. But part of me wants to help him understand but I’m not sure how until he opens his eyes.
You want him to understand that he is the victim of racism when he feels that he has not been the victim of racism. And you're frustrated by that.
Exactly. OP in fact has TONS of baggage!
You people are insane! His own mother in law did not like him because of his race!!! She had a hard time accepting that she had a black son in law. Meanwhile the nephew doesn’t see color?!?
Are all of you high?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP here: All I do is ask questions. I listen. I don’t point and I want him to come to me first. But part of me wants to help him understand but I’m not sure how until he opens his eyes.
You want him to understand that he is the victim of racism when he feels that he has not been the victim of racism. And you're frustrated by that.
Exactly. OP in fact has TONS of baggage!