This statement is the crux of your argument in favor of your thesis (i.e.

l can be bigoted, but it takes the power of social institutions to be racist. That’s why institutions like segregation a…person could believe that other people are inferior but have no social power to act on that belief. An individual can be bigoted, but it takes the power of social institutions to be racist. That’s why institutions like segregation and apartheid can exist far more easily than can movements…
Can a Black Person Be Racist?
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Douglas Giles, PhD
Rex Kerr
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Aug 21, 2023
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This statement is the crux of your argument in favor of your thesis (i.e. "Can a Black Person Be Racist? No."), but you offer it as a bare claim.
Why must it take the power of social institutions for it to count as "racism"? Shouldn't there be some sort of intersubjectively-grounded argument here?
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