It may come across that way to you, but black people talking about their actual experiences caused by non-black people in a way that makes a non-black uncomfortable does not mean it’s bigoted.
Around that time, many if not all of the threads ended up being closed due to the the dramatic arguments that formed when users posted political/racial commentary to the sub; which is to be expected. I believe the real problem was when comments from users who portrayed themselves as POC felt their voices were less pronounced due to the downvotes and negative replies. Understandable
So they decided to lock the sub down for anyone except those who accepts a segregated bubble and willingness to prove their "blackness" in order to post an opinion
And even ignoring that, Reddit would never allow the reverse to happen.
Each sub has a wildly different number of posts, moderation results, reporting of violations, and moderation response times. Unless there is clear evidence of intent making the claim that Reddit makes decisions based on political bias is wrong
What evidence do you have for this accusation?