ミッキー・サムナーさんのインスタグラム写真 - (ミッキー・サムナーInstagram)「Repost from @disability_visibility • Repost, image description, and caption by @disabledhikers As rhetoric gets tossed around about the domestic terrorists, reposting this as a reminder. It is never okay to use ableist language, and calling these people mentally ill only perpetuates harm. . Reducing white supremacy to individual psychology only helps maintain white supremacy. It ignores the systemic structures that benefit from white supremacy and shifts the problem to one that can be entirely solved if only we "fix" individuals. . Scapegoating mental health harms people with mental illnesses, the majority of whom will never harm another person. It particularly harms BIPOC with mental illness, who are disproportionately targeted by state violence. Mentally ill people are much more likely to be victims of violence than to enact violence. . To be clear, it is absolutely necessary to address individual racism. But racism is not a mental illness, and conflating the two is rooted in ableism (which is also rooted in white supremacy - you can't separate these things - and why being anti-ableism must also mean being anti-racist, anti-capitalist, anti-colonialist, etc). White supremacy is propped up by systems that benefit from oppression, systems that feed white nationalism to maintain their power, and fan the flames of individual hatred. Scapegoating the disabled only adds fuel to the fire. . [ID: white text on black background reads white supremacist violence is not mental illness] . Orig post 8/2019, revised」1月14日 5時09分