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CMV: #BLM and glorification of differing skin colors are making racism so much worse.

I absolutely am not racist. I fully support the statement that black lives matter, and I can see no reason that they wouldn't. And you should not be treated differently for your skin color or feel bad about your skin color. But teaching that black lives matter, putting white people down for the minority that believe otherwise, and putting people with dark skin on a pedestal is wrong. And this movement is making racism a much bigger problem than it was. For the most part, it is the older generation that carries racist ideas or views. Most adults and almost every teen and child are perfectly accepting of other's skin color. I've been raised with the fact that everybody's equal, and to treat everybody with all the kindness I can give. Up until this point, I have never truly looked at a "black" person and consciously thought that "that person is black" or "that person is different than me." I've just tried to treat everyone like a person. And children are being taught how to treat black people, raised with "black pride" and the feeling blacks deserve more than them and whites are privileged and cruel. Everyone around me is being discriminated for being white and being pressured to treat black people differently because the hardships they've faced.  Teach children racism awareness, but don't make this mess. Why can't we all be people? Why do we have to make a separation between us because of our skin color? Am I being racist? I am perfectly open for my view to be changed, just please help me understand.

Tl;Dr: My view is that everyone is the same. We should treat each other with all the kindness we can give, and not have to know a difference between "whites" and "blacks"

Edit: I'm sorry if my words were harsh. I'm simply  upset by the fact I've been raised with no reason to believe white people and black people are different and it hurts to see children having to take into account skin color before interacting with someone instead of just being nice. 

Edit for clarifications: 
I AM NOT INSISTING ON COLORBLINDESS. I KNOW THAT RACISM AWARENESS IS CRUCIAL. I want a way to solve the problems in society without having to remind the younger generation of the differences between us.

THE BLM MOVEMENT IS NOT PUTTING WHITE PEIPLE DOWN. This is just something I've experienced, living around a lot of people of color, and I hate having to feel like a bad person for being light skinned. And I hope no one will have to feel this.  Is just the way people have been raised, and I want everyone to be raised and live in a world where that doesn't matter. 

Fine, my language was strong. My problem is not that black people are on a pedestal, and the purpose of this post was not to be angry that white people are put down also, as that problem currently is not as racist as whatever other problems there are. My issue is continuing to widen the gap between people with light and dark skin and teaching that we are different races. 

Also, can someone explain the BLM movement better, since I clearly don't understand?
gpt
A lot of what you're explaining are statements meant for black people due to their lack of confidence. In the black community you often hear alot of pro black statements. This isn't meant to prioritize us above other races. Its meant to uplift us. A lot of black people don't find value in themselves due to the view of our race in the USA. So we often encourage eachother with this type of terminology.