One, white privilege is the flipside of racial oppression and each must be challenged if we are to move towards equality. White radicals need to think about ways of talking about and organizing against white privilege - in the predominately white sectors of the movement and in general white society. It's also important for white radicals to remember that organizing against racism is also about freeing our own humanity from the grip of the slave society. White radicals also need to think about how we go about forming working relationships with people of color. This is a major distinction - no white savior coming to make it all better, but rather white allies working in solidarity with people of color in a way that respects leadership and builds trust and respect.
White activists finding ways to show solidarity and act as allies with people of color is critical.
It's not about helping other people with their issues or acting from a sense of guilt, but rather taking responsibility for racial injustice and recognizing how we are impacted by the issues. This is an exciting time with great possibilities. We need to be ready to make mistakes, make hard decisions and experiment with anti-racist organizing that really does aim at challenging white supremacy while confronting global capitalism. In doing our work, it is important to have vision and hold on to it. Together we can, forever we must.