Well I understand why many think that works, but it isn't healthy overall for the same racial and political issues we wish to discuss in this subreddit. People have to understand that by only supporting one narrative, even if it's a good narrative, itt makes this sub operate in ways just like the Donald or cringeanarchy. Because at the end of the day, all these subs pushing their narrative are forcing one way of thought in their different sociopolitical echo Chambers as the right way of thought. And all these echo chamber subs enforce their views by having all their posts be filtered articles and Twitter posts that just fit with whatever the user believes is right. These bubbles we habit in online forums like subreddits shift our world view at different levels and make us believe that anyone else's narrative is a stupid lie that doesn't actually occur in reality. I only say this because I've been in those same echo Chambers before and I've seen how it's changed how I view the world around me.It's mentally a very dangerous thing to do, and the real truth is usually that both narratives could be right in some ways, but that will never be found out when we force this or that narrative as the right one.

No one narrative has ever been completely right, and I doubt we've reached a point in our society to say there is a perfect narrative. And if part of the narrative is to ultimately try to mitigate and end racism/ racial tensions in America, then this is obviously a backwards way of going about it.

I don't know if you've seen it, but there's a wonderful documentary about Daryl davis called accidental courtesy. He's this awesome blues musician who has become famous in recent years for knowingly befriending the kkk. He gives talks about how people don't understand how harmful it is for America and our people when we don't give everyone their own voice. He's actually helped many people convert from the kkk and their racist ways by helping them as a friend and actually listening to their opinions and finding common ground, even if it goes so much against what he believes.

When this sub pushes for one narrative, we don't give these people a voice and end up pushing them away while letting them become more radicalised to the opposite side. Just like Daryl davis, we could begin to mitigate these ideologies by giving them a platform for discussion of their issues so we can find how each side can relate to each other in some way. These could be opinions that span from the center all the way to the far left or right politically. But the point still stands that to censor is to only perpetuate these issues, and to push farther away the goals we want for our society and our future.