You made it a point of conversation, so I had to ask.

Who says I'm trying to represent the reality of America at all? As for the implication that I believe a large segment of the country doesn't believe it's okay to be white is also not correct.

I think the majority of people actually don't care one way or the other, but here online as like minded groups echo and amplify certain trains of thought, the punch line to the vast majority of blame is white people. Which as most of us reasonable people know generalisations against race aren't wise, learning from histories mistakes etc

Yes I knew this name would be seen in many different ways, most being negative, but that's good if it makes so much as one person question their position on a simple statement "It's okay to be white" Especially if one of those happen to be a person who had previously believed the phrase represented anything other than the words it contains.

But thank you for actually having a conversation, you're an example to the others.