White liberal policies have long been a point of contention in discussions about racial and social justice. Critics argue that some of these policies, although well-intentioned, may inadvertently harm the very communities they aim to uplift.

One such policy is support for abortion rights and organizations like Planned Parenthood. While the organization provides essential healthcare services, critics highlight its founder, Margaret Sanger's controversial views. Sanger has been quoted saying racially insensitive remarks that have led some to believe she had a eugenicist agenda targeting black communities.

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, black women in America have the highest abortion rates compared to other racial and ethnic groups. Critics argue that the disproportionate placement of abortion clinics in black communities is a direct result of white liberal policies and Planned Parenthood's influence, which they claim aligns with Sanger's alleged mission.

Another contentious issue is the support for illegal immigration. Critics argue that this stance, often championed by white liberals, overlooks the potential impact on black communities. They contend that the influx of immigrants could lead to fewer job opportunities for black Americans and, once given voting rights, could challenge their political influence.

Furthermore, critics question the introduction of LGBTQ+ and transgender programs in public schools, particularly those in inner-city black neighborhoods. While these programs are generally designed to promote inclusivity and acceptance, some worry that they may impose an external agenda on these communities without adequate consultation or consideration of their specific needs and values.

Moreover, critics argue that the 'savior complex' often associated with white liberals can be harmful. This mindset, they say, assumes that black communities are incapable of self-determination, reinforcing harmful stereotypes and perpetuating a cycle of dependency.

As these debates continue, it's clear that the road to social justice is complex. It's essential to ensure that well-intentioned policies do not inadvertently harm the communities they aim to support.