That's a terrible concept masquerading as equity. In the future I suspect we'll know better, but the double standard crap in this era is awful. There is no correct way to have racism, you either fight all of it, or not.

This mentality of punching up / down simply leads to outcomes of acceptable / unacceptable racism and that's not the way to combat racism and inequality.

My dude, I hate racists.

I also have a sense of humour, so stuff like comedy and costumes aren't places where I tend to judge people. If I did, I'd think that most black and brown comedians were racist, and that most white ones were pedophiles or rapists. But I don't.

My comment was in response to the question about people using face during that time, and it seemed to be more common than some of us can remember.

I don't know anything about the guy in question, and it seems silly to judge him based on a basketball player costume he wore on Halloween almost 20 years go. We should use some common sense here.