I'm tired of hearing that Americans are racist. That America is systemically racist. I'm tired of hearing how whites are privileged and that faculties and administrations need to be segregated for "courageous conversations." Who has been doing the accusing? Institutions like the Smithsonian's African American museum (@NMAAHC). This is the museum that told us hard work, self-reliance and the nuclear family are "aspects and assumptions of whiteness." The head of its PreK-12 program, in a museum whose materials reach classrooms nationwide, co-wrote that "white audiences" have an "empathy gap" that has to be fixed "in our classrooms." If I said that about any other group, I'd be called a racist. And deservedly so. In this same museum, Angela Davis is glorified as a "revolutionary" and a Communist. Thomas Sowell, unless he's been hiding out in the museum bathroom, is not present. My father marched in Cicero in 1966 and was screamed at by racists. He went on to win the National Book Critics Circle Award for his writing and was awarded the National Humanities Medal. Yet when we asked this museum to screen our new documentary, "White Guilt," we were ghosted as if we were riffraff. So why is it that the accuser always gets a free pass for leveling charges of racism against us?