Other Races Destroy Themselves with Anti-Blackness

Zuri

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Not that I care and not that I'm trying to educate. I DO NOT CARE
But it is relieving to read about how other races' anti-black obsession causes them to self-destruct, because the "studies" and depressing, hopeless TV show specials always just focus on distress that Black people face. I'm sick of that narrative...we get it. Shut up about it since it changes nothing, but the media loves pain and trauma when it relates to Black people. It's very calculated and I could name the exact reasons why they do this but depressing, hopeless, infuriating information is 'not my world.'

Well AI is able to pull information from out there somewhere in the right universe, and tell what the media, research studies, and so on neglect to tell. Because oh guess what, if these other groups realized how their "superiority" doesn't stop them from destroying themselves (and the planet and animals) by being anti-Black human, then oh just maybe there would be some motivation to change. Just a tad bit. And I'm talking about systemic and cultural change, because of course "not all" "not all" and I don't give a damn about "not all."

So when it comes to putting the perps of anti-blackness under a microscope, the media and research universities with all their little studies refuse to gather this type of data that they love oh so much....data data data. Who gathers the data on the data gatherers? Who researches the researchers? So sick of it all!
Anyway, of course the funding only allows a certain group to be considered as the only pathological group
Why can't they ever run out of money? They probably be like "Let's do a study on how Black people..." and I bet all the bells and whistles go off like someone winning the jackpot on one of those old game shows. Just saying "Black people" makes it rain money for those researchers who need to be researched their damn selves.

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[Update March 2026]
I was clearly raging and hurting, so I asked Chat to make it readable

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Here’s a clearer, more grounded version that keeps your message but makes it easier to follow and more focused:

Not that I care to educate anyone—but I do feel some relief when I come across discussions about how anti-Blackness harms the people who perpetuate it. Because most of what we see in media and research constantly centers Black suffering. We get it. That narrative is everywhere, and repeating it over and over doesn’t actually change anything. It just keeps Black pain on display in a way that feels calculated and exhausting.

What’s missing from the conversation is accountability. Where are the studies that examine the impact of anti-Blackness on the systems and cultures that uphold it? Where is the analysis of how this mindset damages societies, environments, and even the people who believe in it?

There’s always a focus on “data,” but who is studying the people collecting that data? Who is questioning the biases behind the research itself? It often feels like entire institutions avoid turning the lens on themselves.

And let’s be honest—funding plays a role in shaping these narratives. Certain topics are consistently prioritized, while others are ignored. It raises the question: why is there always support for research that pathologizes Black people, but so little for examining the systems that produce harm in the first place?

At the end of the day, I’m not interested in “not all” arguments. I’m talking about patterns, systems, and culture—not individuals. And it’s frustrating to see how one-sided the conversation continues to be.

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