How One Reporter's Denial Triggered a Discussion About Racism in 1998
<p>Denial is a shield in defiance of the truth, a way of holding onto preconceived notions no matter how many facts come flying your way. At least, that's how it feels watching White people deny the harmful impact of racist laws, policies, and beliefs throughout the history of this country. Take David Marcus, a Fox News columnist, for instance, a White man who recently claimed that Gex X, those born between 1965 and 1980, "did it, on the race thing," that in 1998, "everyone was fine," and the problem was "<a href="https://x.com/BlueBoxDave/status/1766246060995825773?s=20" rel="noopener ugc nofollow" target="_blank">fixed</a>." However, the responses from Black Gex X showed how far removed Marcus' analysis is from the truth.</p>
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