Nope, I really don&#x27;t think saying the chief of diversity should be non-white is racist. I can intellectually understand the impacts of racism, but I&#x27;m seen as a cis-gendered white male when I&#x27;m out in the world and don&#x27;t experience the effects of racism personally. It&#x27;s a different thing to live in the US as a person of color and experience the small daily abuses that that comes with. When I come home with my girlfriend, who is a woman of color, and she starts crying because a white person followed her in a store, or assumed she didn&#x27;t have money, or she overheard a comment made about her, yet I was treated with respect and dignity all day, it&#x27;s very difficult to deal with. I can intellectually understand the effects of racism, yet I don&#x27;t experience it.<p>Forgive me if I think she is more qualified for that job running diversity initiatives than I am, even though I&#x27;m very well read on the topic.