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Unconscious Bias, White Conditioning, and the Racism Within
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Falcon and his Christian unpack the psychology behind unconscious racism and why true anti-racism work requires white Americans to look inward rather than outward. The conversation centers on how racism is not just slurs and overt bigotry but a deeply embedded cultural conditioning that shapes how people perceive safety, power, and identity. Using Barack Obama as a cultural and psychological case study, the discussion explores how a Black man ascending to the presidency genuinely destabilized the unconscious racial hierarchy for many white Americans, triggering a response that had nothing to do with policy and everything to do with deeply conditioned fear.
The Lee Atwater quote becomes a lens through which to examine how Republican strategists fused economic messaging with unconscious racial resentment under Reagan, getting white working-class voters to vote against their own financial interests in service of feelings of racial superiority. White liberals since the civil rights movement have assumed racism would naturally resolve itself intellectually, but the structural and psychological forces protecting white power were never going to yield without a fight.
Anti-racism work, as framed here, is not about listening to trauma stories but about deconstructing the white cultural conditioning and distorted reality maps that sustain racial hierarchy. The concept of the narcissistic parent is used as a parallel, drawing on how healing requires recognizing that you have internalized the very thing causing harm.
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