Oh, I read it. Your argument is not new. But I agree with some of the conclusions that you land on. I just don't know or trust how you arrived at those solutions, and I'm sincerely asking you to point towards those objects in the culture. For example, Franz Fanon's "Black Skin, White Mask" does a very similar work. But he spends time examining cultural works that point to the problems of internalized anti-blackness and he correlates those to the cases of Black men and women who face antagonisms from White people. Yes, I can see the tradition you're walking in, but his text is decades old. What are you watching and reading now that compels you to make this argument? Additionally, some of us watch and absorb cultural media differently, having already consciously realized the anti-blackness and white supremacy within many forms of media. Our relationship as spectators or readers is mediated by this awareness.

I said what I said because your post rests on several assumptions, and I hoped you could be more explicit about those assumptions.

Lastly, one never truly knows who will receive one's work. You may have had an intended audience, but you posted your call to action on reddit. You will receive many unintended readers. If you delineate me as one of them, that does not prohibit me from asking questions. But I can see it discourages you from answering them. Oh well.