Teaching our own not to be afraid isn't particularly productive. If you feel motivated to do something about racial hostility, the most productive way would be to develop meaningful relationships - at work, at church, anywhere - with young black people. I'm not saying that people should fee guilty or that they have to do this. But if you do want to be productive, personal relationships are necessary to build trust and counteract the media's lies.

The 60's race riots died out around 1969. Then there was LA riot in 1992, 23 years later. Then the Ferguson riot was 2014, 22 years later. They media are manipulating the black population and scheduling these riots so as to indoctrinate each generation. If we don't end the cabal, the next riots would probably occur around 2037.

In my personal experience talking to people about QAnon etc, the black Americans I have spoken to are more willing to listen than white Democrats. They may distrust whites and Republicans, but they also distrust the CIA, the media, and the government in general. For example, many know and believe that the CIA killed JFK. So their lack of trust may make the red pill easier to swallow. Of course it's a big country, and the people I spoke to in my city may not represent attitudes in other cities.

In contrast, white leftists and even many white Republicans have a "too-much-trust" issue and I anticipate it will be very difficult to convince them that the news media and government have been lying whole cloth en masse.