Summer 2020 was supposed to be a turning point in race relations in the U.S. In the wake of the George Floyd murder and subsequent protests, a groundswell of attention garnered on a horrific, violent act by a police officer (and signed off by his coworkers and a broken police system) largely because of the COVID pandemic put white people on the defensive — for the first time in awhile. “Good” non-black people discussed and reflected on their role in the subhuman treatment of Black people — vowing to do better. “Good” corporations saw you, heard you, and vowed to do better with their hiring, donations, and time. … Read More Whiteness Is A Hell Of A Drug