The Definitive Response To Jerks Asking, ‘But What About White History Month?’

Next time your racist family member (everyone’s got one of ’em, right?) tries to get clever and asks “But what about WHITE History Month?” on Facebook, just drop this gem of a video into the comments section. It’ll shut them right up.

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Rebecca Eisenberg

Feb 19, 2013

Don’t miss it around 4:44 when he explains why reverse racism isn’t a thing and how he tries to keep his own privilege in check.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=e2qUzr3DYyY%3Frel%3D0

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