Martin, for those of us who are actually part of organizations of workers and spend our lives trying to figure out how to fight against real enemies and real injustices (instead of ourselves), we have to recognize the effects of racism in our ranks and how it divides and weakens and diverts us. It's got nothing to do with being "missionary". It's a simple matter of self-preservation for workers of all races and creeds and genders and orientations.  That's why within our ranks we have to ensure that Aboriginal workers (for example) are enabled when it comes to having their own voice and leading.