2) If ‘unity’ means being silent about liberal bigotry, no thanks
3) We can multitask & don’t have to choose between fighting racism & focusing on the election
4) Liberals resisting Trump isn’t the same as Blacks resisting injustice
6) If truth about liberal bigotry ‘alienates’ you, you were never genuine
7) If being offended affects your allyship, you were never an ally
8) You don’t get to dictate how Black people speak about their oppression
10) Tweeting isn’t real activism, it doesn’t make you a ‘resister’ or an ‘ally’
11) Announcing you’re unfollowing because you’re offended by the truth of liberal racism is childish, grow up
13) Calling Blacks ‘divisive’ for criticizing liberals is racist & manipulative
14) Telling Blacks to shut up for ‘unity’ is racist and manipulative
16) If you have to ask ‘how does this help’ when we confront liberal bigotry, you’re part of the problem
17) Threatening you’ll no longer support reveals who YOU are
19) If you think injustice started with Trump you need a history lesson
20) If you started ‘resisting’ on 11/9/16 you need to shut up and listen, not try to lead or dictate the terms of how we ‘resist’
22) You can go home after the protest and be white with all of the privilege that comes with it. We’re always Black in a racist America
23) Allies don’t direct, they assist
25) When Trump is gone and Blacks are still fighting racism will you be ‘resisting?’
26) You should not ask for our VOTES if you don’t want to hear our VOICE
28) Republicans want to disenfranchise black votes, Democrats want to harness them without prioritizing the concerns of black voters.
30) Liberals have been and still are complicit in anti-black racism. Being unwilling to accept and grapple with that reality makes you unworthy to call yourself an ally.