The ever evolving collection of cultural beliefs describing the racial identity of
African Americans that is both immune from
introspection by its own race, can not be observed correctly from outside of the race due to a perceived lack of life experience. At the same time it is omni-intelligent and can observe other races without direct experience and with a perceived lack of bias that no one will challenge.
An ever growing list of positive attributes that can only be obtained by blackness, and an ever growing list of negative qualities that are permanently attached to any amount of whiteness without cause.
An ever growing list of challenges that
black people face caused directly by every individual white person.
The observer refuses to observe the observer, and any outsider who makes a contrarian observation is racist.
A debate between a man and his own shadow.
