UK-based charity circulates whiteness survey among staff

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A survey circulated within a United Kingdom-based charitable organization reportedly asked staff members to evaluate their whiteness.

The survey, which was distributed to Oxfam’s 1,800 staff members in Great Britain, 88% of whom are white, defined “racism” as “a power construct created by white nations for the benefit of white people” and “whiteness” as “the overarching preservation of power and domination for the benefit of white people and ultimately that which white supremacy serves to protect,” according to the Times.

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