When eyes look out through a legacy of white supremacy what they see is always partial and distorted, yet their perspective has been privileged to the point of being normalized. Whiteness needs to learn to discern the limits of its perspective and learn from the perspectives of others before assuming shared viewpoints.

I want to learn the flaws of my vision and correct them, to overcome habits and fear that provoke silence, to avoid the false equivalency, erasing empathy, the difference that erases and the erasing of difference.