Your experiences don't matter right now. We're talking about your race killing another of our people.
As I've brought up on previous threads there are many, many other injustices and persecutions going on in the world right now, some are far more brutal and horrific than what's going on in America right now and all of which we in the west turn a blind eye to.
Just because this is important to you doesn't mean other people's experiences and feelings aren't as equally important. To think otherwise makes you no better than the people you condemn.
As a random example there's been over 25,000 Rohingya muslim people killed in Myanmar since 2017, with 700,000 people displaced. Gang rapes and mass executions are common and there's no sign of it ending. Do these people matter less than those in America simple because they're not western? Can you see the hypocrisy in that?
The racism faced by black people in the west, in particular america, is indeed shocking and an issue that needs to be addressed but to point the finger at all white people and tell them "you're the problem, you're experience is invalid, you're opinion is wrong" is not the answer.
We should be uniting to tackle the issue at heart, which in my opinion is elitism. The average white westerner has no more power or influnece to change the system than the average black westerner.
Humanity has always operated a hierarchy, with a few at the top, some in the middle and most at the bottom. Unfortunately today the top have become so far detached from the rest of us it's simply mind boggling. The three richest Americans, Bill Gates, Warren Buffet and Jeff Bezos, own more than the bottom 50% of Americans, with those in the Forbes 400 owning more than every black American combined. Incredibly American billionaires have gotten $430+ billion richer durinh the pandemic while the rest of us suffer.
This issue is present across the world with the richest 1% owning over half the worlds wealth. That means roughly 75,000,000 people own more than 7,425,000,000 people.
Address that massive inequality and redistrubite wealth more fairly then you'll also beging to reduce other societal injustices like racism but that requires all of us outwith the top to work together and not be at each others throats.
The racist behaviours and thoughts by your people is the problem. It is yourdutyto understand and tackle it. I repeat, it is not the duty of black people to educate you
I also disagree with this. Those trying to change the system need to be the one's to enage and educate the rest. You've stated yourself repeatedly that white people can't understand so help us to. You want me to call out racism wherever I see it? No problem but I need to know what I'm looking for besides the obvious. You need me to change certain things I do, say or think? No problem but I need to know what they are and why they're an issue, if I don't already. You need me to stand shoulder to shoulder in the streets with you? No problem I'll be there because I want to live in a fair and equal society for everyone but to do that we all need to stop creating divisions between us and start working together.