This strangely named individual came to these United States of America (invented by Whitemen) on an airplane (invented by Whitemen), writes in English (a language of Whitemen), on the internet (invented by Whitemen), and has the damnable temerity to complain about Whitemen.
She can quit appropriating my White culture and haul her sorry carcass back to Nigeria where she came from.
And whites are the ones that abolished slavery in her homeland of Nigeria for literally the first time in its history.
But let's not get caught up in the left's black vs white narrative. The #1 things that recent white history brings to the table to make so many improvements in the past few centuries comes from our First and Second Great Awakenings. The left's attempts to undermine whites are really about undermining those of us who are still clinging bitterly to our Bibles (typed in my best Obama voice). They know that the worst that can happen to the left's power is if us Christians can push through another great awakening.
Don't be surprised if the next awakening has a lot of blacks and hispanics along with whites. Part of recognizing that is to recognize that the media is lying to us whites indirectly when it lies to blacks directly. Us whites hear the messages given to blacks that there's a white supremacist hiding under every bed, making us wonder how many blacks believe it. Do those blacks exist? Absolutely. Are those blacks the majority? I dunno. We've had reason to doubt fake movements that the media trumped up like everyone was part of it, only for us to learn it was just a loud few.
My suggestion is if you know blacks personally who are Christian in more than just name (they live it like they mean it), get to know them well enough to encourage each other to stick to Jesus like glue. The more blacks get to know whites who are good character and aren't racists, the easier it is for them to ignore the lying media's message that all whites are out to get them. If you feel like I'm preaching at you, I promise I say the same thing to the blacks in my circle of influence (I go to a church that's probably 70% black).