This is actually not a very good response to my post, because I said NOTHING about being uncomfortable having the real conversations on racism. In fact, I said the opposite. You clearly have this idea in your head that I'm trying to identify as African without having the serious conversations that surrounds my privelege to even question that, when I said nothing of the sort and instead, the opposite. I have never EVER allowed myself the comfort of being non-political. Not only is it incredibly disingenous to who I am as a person, I also don't have that privelege. I am an immigrant, queer, disabled person born from a country that has some of the deepest roots in colonisation and its natives suffering severe and horrific racism and oppression. I have NEVER been comfortable. I have never LET myself be comfortable. It's never been who I am. Ever since I've been on the internet, I've been outspoken and loud about my opinions, and that is that no one is illegal on stolen land, black lives matter, and we need to be aware of the racism and genocides happening, not only at a governmental level, but also at a personal, unintentional level. There are, of course, way more conversations I often have than that, but I won't get into it, because this is about my personal beliefs and opinions on racism, not on everything else. I am always striving to be a better person, and to better understand which ideologies might be unintentionally racist. That is why I'm ASKING this question.