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“If someone speaks like a racist, talks like a racist, smells like a racist, chances are – they’re a racist.” This is a sentiment oft-expressed – especially by self-anointed progressive outlets and writers: racism is clear, explicit, and conspicuous. You can smell it from ten feet away, and you wouldn’t touch it with a ten-foot pole. Racists are malevolent characters, folks who are of an unsavory character, who are inherently abominable or evil as a result of their upbringing, circumstances, or individual agency. The bottom-line is clear: racists are bad people, and we should condemn them. So much for progressive “hot takes”. The trouble with this view – and indeed a view that I had once held for a rather significant volume of time – is that it doesn’t do justice to what racism truly is, or the range of possible manifestations and incarnations of racism that exist out there, or, indeed, the true ‘injustice’ underpinning racism. As with most things in life,

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