Horowitz/Reparations for slavery

[Yoshie Furuhashi]

>he already explained that he's engaged in anti-racist organizing and 
>only rarely delurks to point out what is deeply problematic about 
>what we whities say here every fucking time we open our mouths to 
>talk about racism, how to fight it, etc.  spending a few moments 
>here and there to point out that our job is to figure out how 
>whiteness works and to end racist and racializing practices on OUR 
>part is a part time job as far as i could see.
>
>i'd like to know if you'd feel the same if a feminist woman stepped 
>in to tell the so-called feminist men here that 1]. they'd gotten 
>some of the feminist theory and practice they're complaining about 
>wrong and 2]. that maybe instead of telling feminist women how to 
>overcome sexist bigotry and sexist oppression they might spend more 
>time confronting the sexism of their institutions within which they 
>work, live, love, play every day.
>
>something's wrong with thinking, as men, that you can tell feminist 
>women how to run the show and, similarly, there's something wrong 
>with white men and women doing the same to black men and women.
>
>kelley

So, how does an Asian Marxist & feminist woman fit into the above 
picture?  What happens in a debate between an Asian woman and a white 
woman, an Asian woman and a black man, etc. on questions such as 
racism & sexism?

Yoshie