If you're going to take issue with my arguments, then do so.  Don't fabricate your own and then attack them.  I believe that's called "erecting a straw-man".  I never said most people are white supremacists.  I said US institutions are and have always been inherently white-supremacist.  Being in denial about that doesn't necessarily make one a white supremacist per se.  It does mean that many feel threatened by any frank discussion of it, however.  And since about 70% of the US white population doesn't associate with anyone who isn't, they're well-insulated from having to endure such fearful discussions.  As for the NAACP, what they've done in the last few decades is hold banquets and give each other awards.