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A chat on subreddit /r/NoStupidQuestions
human
In North America, 'white pride' has been used to describe and justify prejudice against people of colour.

For black people, however, it's the opposite - they were told they were inferior for so long that it's important to stand up today and reject that. It's similar to how gay people have a 'pride' parade after being told they were sinful, broken and shameful for so long.
gpt
Also in America, a large number of them had their history erased and the only thing that connected them together was the color of their skin. 

Thats not the same for being white.  I can be a proud catholic or Canadian but it's weird to me to say I'm proud because I'm white.  

Being white isn't really anything other than a skin color to me.  Erase my past and make sure that skin color was the only thing I had then yes it's going to be more important. 

That's a bit of nuance that some don't like, but it is something that made sense to me when it was explained.