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" Even at five, I had somehow figured out
that there was a group known as ‘white people’ to whom it was now clear my
mother belonged and that many of these people would get offended at the mere
mention of their whiteness. I somehow knew instinctively that whiteness, like all
systems of power, preferred not to be interrogated. "

Akala , Natives: Race and Class in the Ruins of Empire


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Akala quote : Even at five, I had somehow figured out <br />that there was a group known as ‘white people’ to whom it was now clear my <br />mother belonged and that many of these people would get offended at the mere <br />mention of their whiteness. I somehow knew instinctively that whiteness, like all <br />systems of power, preferred not to be interrogated.