I would tend to afford labor a more privileged roll. Not because economic justice slike more important than racial justice at all. I just don't think racial justice struggles can succeed without being grounded an economic justice is o in terms of the example you put for wendy, certainly organizing a white worker who is racisd into an union will not automatically lead them to being not racest. But i think that organizing that person into a union probably stands a much better chance of change in that person's mind,. but through materially grounded processes rather than arguing with that person or saying, your views are reprehensible to me, not tat.