An oldie but a goodie. I was thumbing through my old book I bought way back when called stuff white people. Man it’s so nostalgic and yet it’s a classic because the same stuff is true today even though it was written over 10 years ago.

Just FYI, I don’t have a problem with white people and obviously I don’t support racism.

I just find the white social justice warriors aka BLM supporters to be fake as fuck because the truth is that deep down, they’re not about social justice. They’re just narcissistic and want to be seen as a hero and have a white savior mentality. Similar to the progressives of the early 20th century.

White people are pretty conflicted about their culture. On one hand, they are proud of the art, literature, and film produced by white culture. But at the same time, they are very ashamed of all the bad things in white culture: the KKK, colonialism, slavery, Jim Crow laws, feudalism, and the treatment of native americans.

One way they can make up for it is becoming marginally acquainted with foreign cultures. It is generally acceptable for a white person to learn a few terms in a language spoken primary by non-whites (such as Chinese, Tagalog or Portuguese). They can then use these phrases to order certain ‘more authentic’ dishes in restaurants.

White people can also take passing interest in film, politics, music or art from these countries. When they actually meet someone from that country, or at least who has parents from that country they cannot wait to engage you in all the details that they have learned.

“Have you heard the new Andy Lau CD? It’s awesome!”

It is imperative that you recognize how special and unique this white person is for knowing about your culture. Acceptable responses include “Wow, I’ve never seen a white person order chicken feet,” or “How did you find about that film? I didn’t think they had dubbed it yet.”

These responses will fill white people with that self satisfaction they need. Also, they consider a reminder that they are not racist, which also makes them feel terrific.

https://stuffwhitepeoplelike.com/2008/01/23/20-being-an-expert-on-your-culture/