Kellie Snider - Artist on Instagram: "VIDEO NOTES What’s the Biggest Problem in Race Relations in the US? QUICK TAKE White Americans were raised inside a bubble that hides how racism actually works. Without shared understanding of the past, we cannot fix the present or rescue the future. REFERENCES for this video: Roediger, David. The Wages of Whiteness: Race and the Making of the American Working Class. Verso, 1991. Kelley, Robin D. G. Freedom Dreams: The Black Radical Imagination. Beacon Press
Kellie Snider - Artist on Instagram: "VIDEO NOTES What’s the Biggest Problem in Race Relations in the US? QUICK TAKE White Americans were raised inside a bubble that hides how racism actually works. Without shared understanding of the past, we cannot fix the present or rescue the future. REFERENCES for this video: Roediger, David. The Wages of Whiteness: Race and the Making of the American Working Class. Verso, 1991. Kelley, Robin D. G. Freedom Dreams: The Black Radical Imagination. Beacon Press
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ko-fi.com/kelliesnider I’ve been digging into the real history—slavery, eugenics, white complicity, systemic racism. I’m telling the truth that got edited out of schoolbooks, because we can’t fix what we won’t face. But now I need your help. What do I call this body of work? It’s not just anti-racism. It’s not just education. It’s unlearning. It’s pulling the curtain back on whiteness and what it’s done. And it’s calling white folks in—not out—to do better. Drop your best name ideas in the comme
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ko-fi.com/kelliesnider I’ve been digging into the real history—slavery, eugenics, white complicity, systemic racism. I’m telling the truth that got edited out of schoolbooks, because we can’t fix what we won’t face. But now I need your help. What do I call this body of work? It’s not just anti-racism. It’s not just education. It’s unlearning. It’s pulling the curtain back on whiteness and what it’s done. And it’s calling white folks in—not out—to do better. Drop your best name ideas in the comme
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Kellie Snider - Artist on Instagram: "This isn’t just Black history. It’s American history—and white folks, we weren’t told the truth. We were protected from it so we wouldn’t ask questions, make noise, or demand change. That wasn’t an accident. Your Black neighbors already know. It’s time we catch up. One share shows you care and refuse to be lied to. Comment if you want to join a group to talk about it. Sources: Johnson, W. (2013). River of Dark Dreams Davis, A. Y. (1981). Women, Race & Class
Kellie Snider - Artist on Instagram: "This isn’t just Black history. It’s American history—and white folks, we weren’t told the truth. We were protected from it so we wouldn’t ask questions, make noise, or demand change. That wasn’t an accident. Your Black neighbors already know. It’s time we catch up. One share shows you care and refuse to be lied to. Comment if you want to join a group to talk about it. Sources: Johnson, W. (2013). River of Dark Dreams Davis, A. Y. (1981). Women, Race & Class
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VIDEO NOTES Support me at ko-fi.com/kelliesnider, if you'd like! Quick Take The settlers were mostly indentured, starving, and living under a treaty when gunfire from their harvest celebration caused Wampanoag warriors to rush in. The meal was real, but the myth is not. References Philbrick, Nathaniel. Mayflower: A Story of Courage, Community, and War. Viking, 2006. Salisbury, Neal. Manitou and Providence: Indians, Europeans, and the Making of New England, 1500–1643. Oxford University Press, 198
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VIDEO NOTES Support me at ko-fi.com/kelliesnider, if you'd like! Quick Take The settlers were mostly indentured, starving, and living under a treaty when gunfire from their harvest celebration caused Wampanoag warriors to rush in. The meal was real, but the myth is not. References Philbrick, Nathaniel. Mayflower: A Story of Courage, Community, and War. Viking, 2006. Salisbury, Neal. Manitou and Providence: Indians, Europeans, and the Making of New England, 1500–1643. Oxford University Press, 198
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Kellie Sisson Snider blows open an inconvenient truth about a racist evangelical movement.
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Kellie Sisson Snider blows open an inconvenient truth about a racist evangelical movement.
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Episode 2: Slavery was always part of the plan for America. In the early days the same gaslighting and dog whistles we still see today began to be woven into the narrative. Hwite ppl didnt see it. we weren't looking. We were too comfortable. #GetCurious #RebuildBetter #SystemicInjustice #UnwhitewashedHistory #AntiRacism | Kellie Snider - Artist
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Episode 2: Slavery was always part of the plan for America. In the early days the same gaslighting and dog whistles we still see today began to be woven into the narrative. Hwite ppl didnt see it. we weren't looking. We were too comfortable. #GetCurious #RebuildBetter #SystemicInjustice #UnwhitewashedHistory #AntiRacism | Kellie Snider - Artist
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The U.S. government enabled cocaine trafficking into Black neighborhoods—then used the fallout to justify mass incarceration. During the Reagan era, the U.S. secretly sold weapons to Iran and used the profits to fund the Contras in Nicaragua. Some Contra allies smuggled cocaine into the U.S., and the government knew it. Crack exploded in Black neighborhoods—and instead of support, they got a war. The 1986 Anti-Drug Abuse Act created a 100-to-1 sentencing disparity between crack and powder cocain
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The U.S. government enabled cocaine trafficking into Black neighborhoods—then used the fallout to justify mass incarceration. During the Reagan era, the U.S. secretly sold weapons to Iran and used the profits to fund the Contras in Nicaragua. Some Contra allies smuggled cocaine into the U.S., and the government knew it. Crack exploded in Black neighborhoods—and instead of support, they got a war. The 1986 Anti-Drug Abuse Act created a 100-to-1 sentencing disparity between crack and powder cocain
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Kellie Snider - Artist on Instagram: "VIDEO NOTES BORED! Boredom invites curiosity, and curiosity threatens racism. Creativity helps White people question inherited stories and interrupt passive habits. Support my work through the link in my bio. Find my work at https://Instagram.com/KellieSnider.art QUICK TAKE Boredom can fuel anti racism. REFERENCES • hooks, bell. Teaching to Transgress. Routledge. 1994. • Tatum, Beverly Daniel. Why Are All the Black Kids Sitting Together in the Cafeteria. Bas
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Kellie Snider - Artist on Instagram: "I found this one quite painful. It shows how the racism that lives openly among us now was planted intentionally, seeded with greed. It originally had nothing to do with our skin or even our ethnicities. Just greed and a cavernous lack of compassion and empathy. #racialjustice #slavecodes #AmericanHistory #getcurious #slavetrade"
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SOURCES and RECOMMENDED READING ARE LISTED BELOW Support my research at ko-fi.com/KellieSnider (link in bio) Synopsis: Alexander H. Stephens’ 1861 Cornerstone Speech declared white supremacy and slavery as the foundation of the Confederacy. The Civil War ended, but that ideology carried on through Jim Crow, mass incarceration, voter suppression, and today’s attacks on Black history. Sources / Recommended Reading: Alexander H. Stephens, Cornerstone Speech, Savannah, GA, March 21, 1861 (primary so
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Kellie Snider - Artist on Instagram: "If we’d just stop talking about racism, it would go away.” No. That’s exactly how it sticks around. White people especially were raised in systems that taught us to avoid talking about race—so now a lot of us don’t even recognize racism when it’s right in front of us. Silence hasn’t solved a thing. Talking about it is how we start undoing it. If that makes you uncomfortable, ask yourself why. One share shows you care about setting the record straight. Suppor
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If you didn't vote for Trump and you're a poor, white American, this isn't about you. Support thw work if you can: Ko-fi: ko-fi.com/KellieSnider Why do so many low-income white voters support policies that gut healthcare, defund schools, and cut aid—when they’re the ones most likely to be affected? Because they weren’t promised help. They were promised status. For generations, white people in poverty were told, “You may not have much, but at least you’re better than someone.” So when a politicia
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White Christian churches didn’t just go along with white supremacy—they ran it. From defending slavery to backing segregation to fueling the Religious Right, they helped shape the system we live in. This isn’t an attack on faith. It’s an honest look at how religion was used to maintain power. 📖 Sources: • Emerson & Smith, Divided by Faith • Anthea Butler, White Evangelical Racism • Randall Balmer, Bad Faith • Robert P. Jones, White Too Long One share shows you care about setting the record stra
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Real estate agents lit the match. Then they blamed the fire on Black families. This video breaks down how blockbusting wrecked neighborhoods across America. White families were scared into selling low. Black families were tricked into buying high with no legal protections. Then everyone was told the problem was “integration”—not greed. The truth? White and Black people got played. And the real estate industry walked off with the bag. Support this work at Ko-fi.com/KellieSnider Sources / Further
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Kellie Snider - Artist on Instagram: "VIDEO NOTES Telling the Truth Isn’t Hating White People QUICK TAKE Explaining why naming racist harm done by White people is accountability, not self-hatred. REFERENCES • Baldwin, James. The Fire Next Time. Dial Press, 1963. • Mills, Charles W. The Racial Contract. Cornell University Press, 1997. • Anderson, Carol. White Rage: The Unspoken Truth of Our Racial Divide. Bloomsbury, 2016. • Du Bois, W. E. B. Black Reconstruction in America, 1860–1880. Harcourt,
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Kellie Snider - Artist on Instagram: "VIDEO NOTES Why White People Copy Black Culture but Don’t Promote Equality I have to leave out a lot to fit these stories into 3 minutes, but I’m writing a book about it. If you’d like to support the project, check the link in my bio to make a donation or buy some art. Find me by putting my username in your search bar. Quick Take White people have long been rewarded for adopting Black culture while maintaining systems that deny Black people equality. Admirat
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Kellie Snider - Artist on Instagram: "VIDEO NOTES How staying with your mistakes helps you learn, especially around racism. Tatum, Why Are All the Black Kids…, Basic Books, 1997 Kendi, How to Be an Antiracist, One World, 2019 Sue, Microaggressions in Everyday Life, Wiley, 2010 Would you like to support my work? Check the link in my bio or find my name on Ko-Fi. You're the best."
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What is this? I was very tempted to taste it but decided Id leave it for the deer. | Kellie Sisson Snider
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We weren’t just uninformed. We were trained not to know. We were lied to, rewarded for staying quiet, and taught to mistrust the truth—especially when it came from Black voices. If you're ready to unlearn the lies, start here: Watch: • 13th • Who We Are: A Chronicle of Racism in America • The Rebellious Life of Mrs. Rosa Parks • I Am Not Your Negro • Many Rivers to Cross Read: • Stamped from the Beginning – Ibram X. Kendi • The New Jim Crow – Michelle Alexander • White Rage – Carol Anderson • Ju
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Kellie Snider - Artist on Instagram: "I want to have real conversations but we speak different languages at a very deep level. #realtruth #antiauthoritarianism #getCurious #staycurious #liberals #magamystery"
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Kellie Snider - Artist | QUICK TAKE “Woke” meant awareness and survival in Black communities. “Anti-woke” now means refusing awareness. That refusal intends to... | Instagram
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Kellie Snider - Artist on Instagram: "Support me by clicking the Ko-Fi link in my bio or going to Ko-Fi Dot Com/KellieSnider Quick Take After emancipation, Black people were forced into labor contracts and punished for unemployment—turning freedom into another form of slavery. References Slavery by Another Name by Douglas A. Blackmon The Black Codes of the South, Library of Congress archives The Reconstruction Amendments: Essential Documents, Eric Foner Hashtags #BlackHistory #Reconstruction #Ab
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Kellie Snider - Artist on Instagram: "Support this work: Ko-fi.com/kelliesnider Some of the antisemitic comments I’ve seen lately didn’t come from strangers. They came from people already doing the work of unlearning racism—people I respect. That’s why I need to say this clearly: Blaming Jewish people for systems built by white supremacy is not truth. It’s propaganda. And it doesn’t bring us closer to justice. It keeps us locked in someone else’s power game. I won’t pretend to understand every e
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Kellie Snider - Artist on Instagram: "One share shows you care about setting the record straight. After WWII, returning Blk veterans had seen the world. Fought fascism. Carried weapons. Earned respect overseas they were denied at home. And they weren’t willing to go back to second-class anything. That terrified the Wht power structure. 🧠 They knew their rights. 🪖 They knew how to fight. 📢 And they weren’t afraid to speak up. That’s why Jim Crow got meaner. That’s why lynchings spiked. That’s
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