I don't think it's racist. I told someone this in effect the other day inreference to Haiti. I just don't feel the same emotion as I do when it's black kids as opposed to white kids. Put it this way: how many scholarships does the average white student in college get as opposed to black kids? And who gets the great amount? And how many scholarships do you think exist that are awarded to people of a specific race to the exclusion of whites and other races? Trust me in saying that it's a lot.

As victimized as the white student feels in not being eligible for a scholarship on account of color besides meeting the merit requirements, these are the same instances.

A black person refers to "his community", wanting to give back to his community. A white person can and SHOULD feel the same way towards White people. It's not racist. Some say to feed every hungry American mouth before giving aid to foreign countries. It's not nationalist, it's discriminating charity, keeping your own house in order before trying to help others. This is not bad and I think the world would be better off if the philanthropists tried exclusively helping those which they represent in appearance as far as race is concerned.