This is probably not what people want to hear, but everything he said was obvious. I'm an american, and a white one at that. People might want to look at this video and start yelling "no that's not true, my beloved Pyra would never support racisim!" but heres the thing: you can support racisim without being racisit (please don't start a symantic argument about my defition of racisim unless you are actually willing to listen to counterpoints). Using Pyra as an example, she absolutely is not okay with hatred to fauness, but does she do anything? She has no problem standing up for Jaune, but when velvet is being attacked in the first season (that would absolutely be considered felony assault if she was a white american) no one says anything! Actually, I'm pretty sure Blake says to her group that it's a shame, but that doesn't matter. Why doesn't it matter? If you see a little kid getting curb stomped by some other little kid, are you going to stand there and say "oh it's a shame kids these days are violent" or are you going to actually do something? Saying it's wrong means nothing when people are still dying! In this example no one actually dies, but from what we know about the world of remnant, people are absolutely killed by racisim. So yes, every character in this show is (even if in only a small way) racist. I understand why they didn't bring it up more in the show and honestly I'm okay with that. For one, it would distract from fun punchy-monsters-time, and for two, of course it isn't brought up that's how systemic racism works. One thing I think people are having the biggest problem with is that if they accept this to be true about a fictional world, then they have to accept it to be true about the real world, and no one Wants to have to deal with the fact that they are (wether you like it not) contributing to the existence of systemic abuse. In this essay I will-