The Expectation on Black People to Educate and Tolerate Racism

The speaker discusses the ongoing expectation placed on black people to explain racism and educate others about it. They highlight that this expectation is also coupled with the pressure to tolerate racism. The speaker questions whether this expectation will ever change, emphasizing that black people should not have to constantly justify or tolerate racism and pointing out the dismissive nature of justifying racist behavior by attributing it to old age or lack of exposure. They challenge the notion that black people should bear the burden of educating others about racism.