I'm getting scared. Because it feels, although, like that we, as a society, are progressing toward nobility, legitimacy, and morality, there are still questions that reveal the gaps and wounds of the people, questions mean to divide people apart, force people to take stance, questions that may be asked unintentionally but eventually become deliberate. Self-image, Rage, Belief, Race. When you ask "what is the opposite of black, as a racial category?" You assume that there is an answer to the question, and by setting the answer you admit the existence of the opposite of the black race. Just as the dominator and the subordinator, the conquerer and the enslaved, the rich and the poor, thebeautiful and the ugly, one classify people and label positive and negative connotation on the classed groups. Difference exists from the start of classification. It is absurd since one claims to extinguish the discrimination and all unfairness based on racial difference but simutaneously divide and differentiate, and by doing so, dignify and indignify. People are used to self-assume rights to judge, to declare, and to defend, since these rights are bestowed by no one. To define "the opposite of black" one has to define first what is "the black."