Positioning one's own nonwhite group closer to whites, infrequently involves the articulation of strongly anti-black views or participation in anti-black discrimination.

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Positioning one's own nonwhite group closer to whites often involves the articulation of strongly anti-black views or participation in anti-black discrimination, as a way to distance themselves from Blackness and align more closely with whiteness and its associated privileges.

Positioning One's Own Nonwhite Group Closer to Whites, Infrequently Involves