Race2Dinner co-founder Saira Rao asked white people “for the love of Gwyneth Paltrow, PLEASE stop approaching black and brown people at the grocery store assuming we work there.”.“It is racist and exhausting,” said Rao in a tweet. .“You literally can’t see us anything but in service to you.”.She said non-white people are not in service to whites. .Prominent Canadian psychologist and author Dr. Jordan Peterson called Rao “a stunningly evil little piece of work.” .“You have produced perhaps the worst account I have seen on Twitter,” said Peterson. .“Every word you spitefully emit is designed to provoke and inflame racial tension.”.Marchand Institute founder Greg Marchand said if people have never met an actual racist, he will introduce them to Rao. .“She's a complete racist, proof is attached,” said Marchand. .Rao was involved with releasing Deconstructing Karen on CBC in September — a documentary which professes to combat white supremacy. .READ MORE: SLOBODIAN: CBC shamefully airs ‘documentary’ claiming white women all white supremacists.The setting is a dinner party in Denver in 2019 with ten white female guests of diverse ages and backgrounds. One woman is in an interracial marriage, two have strong ties to the American Indian or Hispanic communities, and another had slave-owner ancestors. .It is hosted by Race2Dinner co-founder Regina Jackson and Rao. They hold court at the head of the table, wag accusing fingers, mock guest’s comments, and condemn them for being complicit in white supremacy.
