Racist ideologues have long taught White people to be scared of peoples of color and antiracism. Racist ideologues have long taught White people that there can only be White supremacy or the domination of White people, erasing the possibility of racial equality, of multiracial democracy, of shared power. Racist ideologues have long told White people that Black challengers of White supremacy are secretly Black supremacists; that anti-slavery efforts and decolonial efforts and desegregation efforts and anti-apartheid efforts and antiracist efforts are actually “anti-White.” Standing on this history of misinformation, racist political operatives do not have to work too hard these days to get some White people to be scared of antiracist Black people like me. They do not have to work too hard to get some White people believing the lies that antiracist Black people like me are “dangerously divisive” “anti-White” “grifters.” The more political operatives get White people to fear and hate antiracist Black people like me, the easier it is to control White people. The easier it is to control White people, the easier it is to get them to support harmful policymakers who present themselves as defenders of White people, when in fact the policies of those politicians and executives are actually harming most White people (and, of course, many more peoples of color). Because when racist political operatives teach White people that the source of their struggles are not those policymakers—but peoples of color and antiracism—then White people can end up hating and attacking antiracist Black people like me and empowering those harmful policymakers. It is all a con to maintain power. These racist political operatives know what they are doing even if the White people they lie to, manipulate, and control do not.