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Where do I start with black philosophy/thought and will it make me less racist?

>> No.19391793

>>19391763
Malcom X

>> No.19391803

>>19391763
>will it make me less racist
Only if you go for black conservatives. Thomas Sowell may be good.

>> No.19391811

>>19391793
>>19391763
You will naturally become antisemtic though. Unfortunately there is no in-between.

>> No.19391820

>>19391811
>become
Is there anybody here who isn't already?
I mean other than Butt Flies

>> No.19391821

>>19391763
You start with blaming whitey and thats about the extent of it.

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That is not how philosophy is worked, friend. You cannot unlearn uncomfortable knowledge, racism appears a result of that.

Celebrate and embrace your people and culture.

>> No.19393083

>>19391763
I'd argue it'd make you even more of a racist.

>> No.19393164

>>19391763
You don't want to
Embrace racism

>> No.19393274

>>19391763
Black Anon here.

Start with "Up from Slavery " by Booker T., then move on to "Souls of Black folks" by Dubois.

From there, you can take the Black Nationalism route: Garvey and then Malcolm X. Or you can go the Black Existential route: James Baldwin and Ralph Ellison.

You can finish with Sowell and Cornell West.

>will it make me less racist?
idk, I guess