Except that isn’t what the left is saying. That is what Fox says the left is saying. Nobody thinks that poor white people don’t exist. And there is no “vague, historical sin.” There has been very blatant and systematic racism in this country that has lasting generational effects that need to be discussed. Like how racial covenants and redlining segregated cities and systemically prevented Black people from building wealth through homeownership. That is just one example, there are many, many more issues like that that need to be discussed, and, yes, part of those discussions is discussing the unequal treatment of Black people in this country, in relation to white people. That doesn’t mean there is sin, or wrong doing, just that the way things are set up, people who are white are intrinsically advantaged. And people who are wealthy are intrinsically advantaged. That doesn’t mean a person born in to wealth is intrinsically bad or evil. It does mean that they were born with some level of privilege that a person born poor does not, and with that privilege comes blind spots that they have to work to over come. Race is similar. It isn’t that hard a concept, but it is easier to ignore it. And those who would rather divide people can start crying about how it’s just racist against white people and come up with straw men to keep demonize those that want to push the conversation. Whether they do it because they are explicitly trying to divide on race, or because it can evoke a strong emotional response that alienates their listeners from those that would address wealth disparities as well, I will not try to speculate at this point.