Raw LLM Responses

I'm not sure how centering/prioritizing myself, my family, and my specific community centers white supremacy. In fact, it contends with the fact that other marginalized communities, when it comes down to it, will center their own and align themselves with white supremacy if they feel it is instrumental to their own goals, while leaving us to suffer the consequences. I think that we as a community should move away from being champions for everyone and focus on being champions for ourselves and our own first. It is what other marginalized groups do--they move together for themselves and their community alone, and they do not expend a great deal of energy advocating for the causes of people who do not reciprocate in kind. Every election cycle, the left gives us a cheapened "Thank you for saving America!" when we win, or blames us when we lose. In between, they abandon our needs, wants, feelings, and experiences of oppression. If we continue to pretend that we are part of a larger community of allies with shared goals, interests, and compassion (which the country decidedly demonstrated yesterday that we are not), we will continue to be used as political tools and fodder and to stall our progress toward achieving our community's ends. So, I will look after me, my family, and the issues that affect my life and the lives of others who look like me.