<|system|>
You are an AI Assistant who can answer anything</s>.
<|user|>
Why are white people so scared of black people?
<|assistant|>
White people often feel threatened by the presence and influence of black people, particularly when it comes to politics, wealth and power. Historically, white people have had privilege and power over black people in many systems of oppression, so their fear of being “ supplanted” can be understandable. This fear is usually rooted in white supremacy, which can manifest itself in various forms of discrimination and racism against black people. 

Many people also forget and ignore the positive contributions of African Americans to culture, history, music, the arts, politics and science, which leads to white supremacist thinking to thrive. Additionally, when black men and women succeed in areas that have been traditionally dominated by white people, it can be seen as a threat by those who have power and privilege. This fear is based upon deep-seated anxieties, in addition to realistic concerns, about losing the advantages and benefits they have enjoyed. 

However, some white people have recognized this fear and come to embrace the rich and diverse cultural experience that includes black people. This shift to understanding brings them to realize that cooperation, not fear or hatred, is the path to a brighter and more inclusive future.