Yes but don't use that term. "reverse"
Hate is hate, racism is racism. discrimination is discrimination.

Malcolm X was against hate of any kind to any color in his final days.
MLK jr also sad to judge people by their character, not their color.
Tupac also said the same, that he was not for the "all-black/all-white" stuff.

Anyone who tries to use mental gymnastics and fancy word play to try and tell you that it is ok to hate and tries to justify to hate whites or hate Asians or anybody because of their race or their color - is the real racist.

This post has been linked to from another place on Steem.


  - [Advanced Steem Metrics Report for 28th October 2016](https://steemit.com/steemit/@ontofractal/advanced-steem-metrics-report-for-28th-october-2016) by @ontofractal




Learn more about and upvote to support [**linkback bot v0.5**](https://steemit.com/steemit/@ontofractal/steem-linkback-bot-v0-5-the-reddit-awareness-release). Flag this comment if you don't want the bot to continue posting linkbacks for your posts.

Built by @ontofractal

there is a lot to say about this but for the moment I'll just say this - 
bigotry, prejudice and abuse is rampant and can go back and forth between any humans. Racism, oppression, racism are systematic oppressions and can not occur in reverse because they are in the system and oppressions can not be equated with abuses. Apples to oranges. I know this doesn't really address the entire message of your post but I have to run out and just wanted to say this for now :-)).

Is it racist to assume someone has privileges because of the colour of their skin? Not considering what personal circumstances of theirs may negate any assumed privileges. Yeah, that's racism. 

Is it sexist to assume someone has privileges because of their gender? It's a bizarre generalization. And that's what prejudice is. 

Accepting some human conditions as more marginalized in particular spheres does not have to mean pointing the finger at people we think have it better. That's just projecting negative feelings about our lives on symbolic oppressors. 

Everyone was born into the world having no say what happened in history to form civilization and the world as it is today.  And the oppressions and hardships that happened between and to certain groups of people are forgotten while others we are reminded about.

How many people know what is the Holodomor? the Holocaust? Does it matter which was worse? No.

The interpretation of historical conflicts between vastly different and technologically unequal cultures is illogically focused on racism as the type of xenophobia. Rather than fighting different religions, cultures, etc being recognized as the state of things. The political correct view of villifying europeans is an extension of this. There's a lot of censorship there, that someone who denies any purposeful white hegemony is racist or even white supremacist. The political 'far left' is  Orwellian. Their values are doublespeak.

>The Thirty Years' War was a series of wars in Central Europe between 1618 and 1648. It was one of the longest and most destructive conflicts in European history.[16] It was the deadliest European religious war, resulting in eight million casualties.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thirty_Years%27_War

There's no need to make villains to value diversity or care about the plight of displaced cultures. It's counterproductive. As it is to assume that people don't care about such things because of their gender and skin colour.

Just one more thing!!! lol....isn't it funny how some extreme feminists are focused on ill-defined constructs like 'rape culture' in our society yet don't really speak of ISIS which is a rising threat to the culturally subjective values of contemporary Western Civ? food for thought.

Where I grew up people would stereotype whites on wealth, openly making them a target. People would assume because of your skin color that you had things easier, that you didn't have to work for what you have and that therefore can't relate to them. This is racism, racial discrimination is when you are treated differently because of the stereotypes surrounding your ethnic background. 

Some people have convinced themselves that only those with more chances to discriminate can be called discriminators, I think this idea is very dangerous.

About non-binary kids, a [comment](https://steemit.com/gender/@tommycordero/trans-on-gender-how-do-you-know-you-are-this-and-not-that) was made in one of my posts just a little while ago that partially touches on the subject.

Aside from the people who identify their gender with neutrality, there are those who will also reject gender as they see it. Some people see gender as 100% either or, when is never 100%. They can become frustrated with what they think is unachievable to them and reject what they see as an imposition that would kill their true character. People have different words to describe different things and for some people it really is a phase. 

A kid that refers to themselves as non-binary may really be trying to say that they can't find themselves in humanity, that they feel like an alien, or they may be protesting what they think is expected of them because of their sex. Usually when you speak to them you'll find that they are very defensive towards things they perceive as authoritarian.

I guess I can say all this without the fear of my privilege being used against me since I am trans and not white, crazy times :p