White people are supposed to tip-toe around the perimeter of any discussion of race in America. What do we know, we privileged beneficiaries of the plantation master’s whip? We haven’t suffered the indignities of racism. We take front seats on the bus for granted.
So goes the mantra of those for whom being sensitive about the obvious has become a livelihood.
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