Ummm, OK' I'll bite.  When people speak different languages and prefer a liturgy in a language they understand, exactly how is that racism?  And given we live in the USA, where English has been the predominant language now since WELL before we actually even became a nation, why would this be a racist act on the part of an english speaking person, at the "expense" of those who speak Spanish?   

Honestly, I suspect this comment was written in  humor, and if so, my hat's off.  But if the author was serious, then I'm not joking: I don't get how attending a mass in your native language, in your home country, is "White Supremacy."    If the argument is the "suffering" caused because those who don't speak english would prefer a different time slot for the mass in their language, we'll I suppose there are other solutions here.  But blaming that on white supremacy is a bit too much for me.  What am I missing?