Still not racist. Agree with it or not - it's an angry challenge to the status quo. It's very much in the "hate what they do" category, which is very understandable.

And those would be racist (and silly) things to say by themselves. But, "white man's greed vs. a world in need" is totally understandable when a) white people really have been the ones in power and b) they really have been oppressing you. Now, I think it's long past time to move on from such statements, and it has been said many times of Wright that he belongs to an old school stream of socio-political discourse. But you can find quotes from Wright that indicate he values a vision of racial equality and world unity. He just thinks the white power structure is too corrupt and entrenched to bring that about, and he says so in very charged language. He's calling for social change, it's true, in a way that even many blacks are no longer comfortable with. There is a big difference between that and hateful conspiracy theories about world-controlling jews or dehumanizing slurs about lazy black people.

No, I don't agree necessarily. If they don't believe that he does racist things I don't see how they could possibly answer yes to believing he is racist.