08-20-2015, 02:09 PM
In an interview last year, Moran describes an encounter with a pretty white sales clerk at the Bass Pro Shop and how she referred to blacks as 'niggers'. He immediately told the black customers that she was a racist and recommends that all American citizens should start responding in similar fashion when they're exposed to racists.
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Moran's "7 Steps to White Racial Responsibility. (As I see them)"
1. To PUT BEHIND YOU, your years of white supremacist influence training and thought.
2. To COME TO A PLACE emotionally, intellectually and consciously free of the white bias frame in which we view people of color.
3. To allow yourself to SEE the reality of the white supremacist dominated world that people of color live in and all that that reality encompasses for people of color.
4. To REACH OUT to people of color through simple, sincere and genuine friendships that is free of white supremacist notions and biases.
5. To LISTEN, LEARN, AND BELIEVE what people of color tell you about their life racially in America.
6. To ACT on your new racially unbiased truth and reality, by speaking up when you witness other whites, establishments or institutions speaking, behaving, or performing in a white supremacist manner.
7. To PASS ON, tell and share your new racially unbiased truth and reality, with your white friends, family and co-workers.
http://www.examiner.com/article/racism-a...orge-moran
Moran's "7 Steps to White Racial Responsibility. (As I see them)"
1. To PUT BEHIND YOU, your years of white supremacist influence training and thought.
2. To COME TO A PLACE emotionally, intellectually and consciously free of the white bias frame in which we view people of color.
3. To allow yourself to SEE the reality of the white supremacist dominated world that people of color live in and all that that reality encompasses for people of color.
4. To REACH OUT to people of color through simple, sincere and genuine friendships that is free of white supremacist notions and biases.
5. To LISTEN, LEARN, AND BELIEVE what people of color tell you about their life racially in America.
6. To ACT on your new racially unbiased truth and reality, by speaking up when you witness other whites, establishments or institutions speaking, behaving, or performing in a white supremacist manner.
7. To PASS ON, tell and share your new racially unbiased truth and reality, with your white friends, family and co-workers.
http://www.examiner.com/article/racism-a...orge-moran