The strength of racist ideas however means that this will be a slow process and it is possible that many White workers may never become progressive. Unity will only be possible on an anti-racist platform that addresses the interests of the Black majority of the working class. In countries like Britain, Europe and the United States. Although White workers in these countries may receive some short-term benefits from racism. White workers still make up the majority of the unemployed, the poor, and the workers in low-grade jobs.
Racism divides and weakens working-class struggles.
The result is a worse life for all workers. In other words, racism is not in the real interests of the White workers of Europe and America. Therefore, we fight for workers unity on an anti-racist basis as a necessary and immediate step towards the revolution in these countries. Workers solidarity and unity is in the direct interest of the Black minorities in these countries. These minorities are, at the end of the day, too small and isolated to beat capitalism and racism on their own.