The truth is this: the myth of white supremacy has always been socialism in disguise. Not the kind rooted in fairness or justice, but one that reserves collective wealth, protections, and opportunity for whiteness alone.

The question is: will we keep letting this myth rewrite history, or will we finally acknowledge that the so-called “meritocracy” was never built without massive public investment?

If we are serious about equity, justice, and liberation, we must stop pretending that whiteness is a neutral, earned identity.

It’s a manufactured system of advantage. And until we name it for what it is, we cannot dismantle it.

Question for reflection: Share an example of someone whose opportunity was sacrificed for the stories of “success” we celebrate?

Because without shared values, without accountability, without relationship, truth becomes negotiable. And liberation becomes impossible.

That’s why I’m building spaces for truth-telling and unlearning. For people who are ready to go beyond the myths, challenge what we’ve inherited, and create new narratives rooted in honesty, liberation, and equity.