I'd also like to know, I want to be better. I don't think I've seen any racism, and I'm a bit worried I might just be blind to it if several comrades are saying it's an issue.

Foaming at the mouth when poc mention cultural appropriation or any other form of racism that they, as a white person, don't think "counts" or doesn't matter. Also refusing to listen to poc about why things are racist even if they, a white person, dont think it is

Using mock ebonics to be "funny"

Acting as if poc are inherently more bigoted or more reactionary.

The constant bad faith interpretations of poc pointing out the double standards for whites vs poc

Responding to poc discussing how being marginalized doesn't prevent white people from being racist by claiming theyre "putting 'white' in front of blatantly (insert bigotry here) statements to avoid criticism" when the statement is referring to specific behaviors belonging to white marginalized people. ex: white women tears in response to being called out for racism or poc not tolerating their microagressions, white trans people claiming that trans poc are actually being transphobic because they won't let racist "jokes" slide just because theyre from a trans person, white disabled people refusing to acknowledge that disabled poc face more hurdles due to systemic racism in Healthcare and the history of segregation like in deaf schools (which led to Black people having to create their own forms of sign language), etc etc

Bringing up Candace Owens when poc say to listen to them about issues that effect their communities

Centering discussions of USAmerican vets around the white man's ptsd from committing murder and raping poc overseas