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CMV: The anti-racism scene is getting a little out of control

Don’t get me wrong, I don’t condone racism at all. It’s great that these issues have been brought to light in the past year, but sometimes I feel like things get taken too far it’s absurd. 

People are quick to call out every smallest little thing as being racist, and if you don’t also vocalize that, then you are “supporting the other side”. Being silent is not the same as supporting racism. There are so many unjust things in the world and obviously not everyone is speaking up about every issue but that doesn’t mean they condone it. 

And then there are these changes we’ve seen being brought upon as a result of this whole movement, some of which just seem symbolic, unnecessary, or even absurd. For example, a long-time host of a show I watch who is white was switched for a black host, which is both unfair to long-time followers of the show and to the original host who had been there from the start. Another example is GitHub renaming “master” branch to “main” due to association with master/slavery. I don’t understand where this is coming from because the word “master” can have other meanings, as in “master volume” or “master’s program”... Are these gestures supposed to be viewed as a step towards the right direction?

I don’t know what real change is supposed to look like, but the scene now just feels symbolic, forced, even touchy and hostile in that if you don’t go along with all this then it makes you the devil. Again, I’m not at all condoning racism, but certain things just feel like an act sometimes, reminds me of the Emperor’s New Clothes...

The truth is, everyone will pass judgement on each other and it’s inevitable. Not just race, or gender, or sexual orientation... but just as individuals, from the way we look to how our voice sound to our personality, none of which are any less valid. We’ll all face different challenges and limitations and it’s not fair. Sure, it’s great to bring awareness to specific issues like race but parts of this is just starting to feel out of sorts. 
 
Not sure if anyone else feels the same way. If not, please enlighten me.
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So a television show fires a host that happens to be white and his replacement happens to be black -- and you automatically assume it's the guy's skin color that got him the job. Doesn't that show how far we still need to go on the issue?