What is an honest conversation about race?

I'm a Swedish American Indian ... or something like that. Mom was an Indian and Dad was the pure white that only Scandanavians can achieve. I'm something in between and I'm comfortable with that. I don't look for bigotry behind every bush and, SURPRISE, I don't experience a lot of it. I do hear it expressed by POCs A LOT, but they perceive me to agree with them, so it's never directed at me. White people haven't been a significant source of racism for 30+ years, except that since the nearly daily race shaming popularized by the Obamas started, they're begun to express some anger at the unfairness of it. I don't blame them because when I'm not being an Indian, I'm one of them and I see it for what it is.

Racism. Bigotry. Hatred based upon the color of someone's skin.

An HONEST conversation would admit that POCs are as racist as whites ever were, and then turn toward judging people by their character rather than their skin color.