The End of Antiracism

"The End of Antiracism" suggests that active, constant efforts to combat racism may eventually diminish as society achieves greater equality and understanding. The idea is that when systemic biases are addressed and marginalized, the need for ongoing activism decreases, leading to a more just society where explicit antiracist measures become less necessary. However, this perspective emphasizes that progress doesn’t mean the work is finished entirely, but rather that antiracism shifts from confrontation to ongoing integration. It advocates for sustained cultural change so that racial equity becomes a natural part of society, reducing the need for reactive measures.