Abbate argues that drawing distinctions based on Blackness often expresses that Black people are inferior to whites even when the speaker didn't intend for his distinction to carry this meaning.

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Abbate's argument suggests that societal biases and historical contexts can lead to interpretations of racial distinctions as implying inferiority, regardless of the speaker's intent.

Abbate Argues That Drawing Distinctions Based on Blackness Often Expresses