I understand the frustration that all minorities must feel when their voice isn't heard, but I don't think stereotyping white people helps, either.
I prefer to treat people by the strength of their ideas and actions rather than their skin color, and it's pretty weird to see it implied that I don't listen to someone just because my skin color happens to be white...
Not you specifically, but white people in general don't like to listen to black people. This isn't something I just made up. If you talk to black activists or anti-racists, you'll hear the same thing.
I understand the frustration that all minorities must feel when their voice isn't heard, but I don't think stereotyping white people helps, either. I prefer to treat people by the strength of their ideas and actions rather than their skin color, and it's pretty weird to see it implied that I don't listen to someone just because my skin color happens to be white...
Not you specifically, but white people in general don't like to listen to black people. This isn't something I just made up. If you talk to black activists or anti-racists, you'll hear the same thing.
Personally, I try to avoid generalizations about any group of people.