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CANCEL NETFLIX: Not only is the content Netflix producing racist, it is literally teaching people that whites are less than human. Every genocide begins with the dehumanization of a group based on an immutable factor like skin color.bram X. Kendi is explaining that whiteness prevents white people from connecting...

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