Facebook to rank anti-black hate speech over anti-white comments

Facebook has updated its hate speech algorithm, reversing years of neutrality to prioritize anti-black comments while making anti-white slurs the lowest priority.

The tech giant’s new system for detecting hate speech, known internally as the WoW Project, will automatically delete hateful language directed at the LGBTQ community, Jews, Muslims and African Americans — which has been dubbed by Facebook engineers as the “worst of the worst,” the Washington Post reported.

The company will now begin scoring hate speech and offensive posts, and remarks about “men,” “whites” and “Americans” will be marked “low sensitivity,” the report said.

A few riots and some low sensitivity shopping should change that.

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WashPost: Facebook Policing ‘Anti-Black’ Speech More Than ‘Anti-White’ Speech

Even The Washington Post has called out Facebook for its new racial double standards.

Facebook “is overhauling its algorithms that detect hate speech and deprioritizing hateful comments against Whites, men and Americans,” The Washington Post reported on Thursday. This overhaul of Facebook’s moderation projects is “known as the WoW Project,” according to internal documents obtained by The Post.

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Adamson BBQ Protest Is White Privilege In Action Say Usual Whiny Race Baiters

Adamson BBQ Protest Is White Privilege In Action Say Usual Whiny Race Baiters

A good illustration of the concept of white privilege is how we talk about people who are angry at the status quo.

On Tuesday, a white Toronto restaurant owner named Adam Skelly decided he was angry about Ontario’s lockdown rules. Lots of small business owners were, as it meant a big hit to their financial wellbeing, during a time when many were already struggling.

But, rather than pivoting to a takeout or delivery model, or organizing to lobby the government to change its rules, Skelly decided the law was wrong and he was right, so he would just ignore the rules and open his Etobicoke restaurant for indoor dining anyway.

It’s getting easier to see the real racists nowadays so there’s that.

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Why is the Left calling me a fascist?

Dare to suggest Labour combine socialist economics with the politics of place and they’ll get the pitchforks out

Imagine you wrote a book warning of the dangers of drugs, only to find yourself labelled a ‘junkie’. Or perhaps one in which you argued the case for women’s equality and were immediately denounced as a ‘misogynist’. Then imagine that your accusers, before casting these aspersions, hadn’t even read the thing.

Well, something along those lines happened to me this week. My book, Despised: Why the Modern Left Loathes the Working Classanalyses the rupture between the British Left and working-class voters, and concludes that a contributory factor was the former’s increasing tendency towards authoritarianism and its habit of shutting down legitimate debate by dismissing opponents routinely as ‘fascists’, ‘xenophobes’, ‘racists’, and suchlike.

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“Anti-racist” says she feels at home in Asia where everyone looks like her but not in Quebec where she feels micro-aggressed for looking different

“…I have just returned to Quebec. A month ago I was living in Thailand. I had been living abroad for almost three years, mainly in Asia. I have often been asked why. And although this answer could be answered in a thousand and one ways, the simplest is that I am well in Asia. It will always be one of my homes. People look like me and that feels good.

There is something extremely powerful about being in an environment where you blend in, where you don’t have to deal with micro (sometimes big) attacks. Daily for some or rare events for others, these micro-attacks accumulate, and in the end, it is heavy on the heart.”

Note this is Google translate but the meaning is clear. Should Quebecers all have plastic surgery to Asianize themselves for her sake or just fall over dead en masse to please her?

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Race Grifter Robin DiAngelo Paid More Than Black Woman for Same Job

DiAngelo rakes in 70 percent more for University of Wisconsin speaking gig

The prominent diversity consultant Robin DiAngelo raked in $12,750 for a speaking gig last month at the University of Wisconsin—70 percent more than the other keynote speaker, black female author Austin Channing Brown.

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