Racism, POC and Some Things We Need to Talk About

POC – People of Colour

Comaprison_between_black_lives_matter_movement_to_discrimination_of_other_people_of_colour_is_not_okay

stop_comparing_black_lives_matter_to_other_forms_of_discrimination

non_black_people_of_colour_are_also_racist_toward_black_people_and_settled_in_a_system_that_targets_black_people_so_POC_are_dodging_the_bullet

start_calling_out_racism_in_your_homes_and_communities_call_out_derogatory_semantics_such_as_n_word_and_k_word_in_south_africa

you_can't_wait_for_white_people_in_power_to_change_the_racist_system_they_created_and_benefit_from_and_capitalise_on

stand_united_wih_BLM_to_make_changes_in_society_check_yourself_first_check_your_parents_partners_neighbours_and_community_leaders_because_the_changes_we_make_at_home_are_the_changes_we_make_in_society

change_doesn't_start_from_the_top_it_starts_where_you_make_it_happen

The thread was posted to my social media two days ago and I thought it befitting to post it here too as so much awareness needs to be made regarding issues of racism across the globe. It’s easy for us to blame a system of white supremacy and white privilege; it’s harder to blame ourselves. As people of colour, we should really acknowledge racism in our own cultures, communities and in our own homes. Black Lives Matter.