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I assume it means being so divorced from the material conditions and struggles of religious, ethnic, and racial minorities that they are invisible because being white (and wealthy, insulated) means they are in a privileged and sheltered position where those problems are invisible, ghosts, and relics of a bygone era.
Or just a fucking liar when they say they didn't know it was racist
Yeah right? when i watched the show as a child (rather made fun of my slightly younger friends for watching it) i noticed that shit immediately.
Pink - girl
Black - black dude
Yellow - asian
And when the green ranger became the white power ranger..boy howdy did i give my friends shit about that.
A child did... A blind man could, stfu loser
I don't know if it's my own prejudice, if you can call it that, but I feel like even nerdy guy (glasses=nerd) being the Blue ranger and the jock bro being the leader and Red ranger also felt like typical assignments for the colors.
Yeah, that's kinda what I meant. It's like the 'I didn't know I couldn't do that' excuse, they knew because it was obvious to absolutely everyone but they can still hide behind the excuse because other White people will accept it and cover for them. That's part of Whiteness.