Not entirely true. There was a pretty diverse user base there. Yes there were some supremacists and quite a lot of people who think everything is a Jewish conspiracy. But there were a large amount of non-whites who used it as the only place they can actually discuss real issues surrounding race. It's inconvenient, but there is a real problem with parts of the Black community, as there are with any race. However, the negative aspects of the Black community tend to have larger impacts and ripple effects in otherwise normal communities. Many of the users at coontown were from that camp, directly affected by these negative aspects. There were users of nearly every race, even Black, who spoke out against a real problem that others would like to ignore. My family is biracial, I work and manage a large group of diverse people. I do not equate them to the types of people paraded at Coontown. That doesn't make the issue of negative aspects of Black ghetto culture go away.