IBM subsidiary Red Hat allegedly issued a series of commandments to employees that they must follow and must accept as "fundamental truths," including that only white people can be racist and that white people are responsible for ending racism.

Investigative journalist James O'Keefe and O'Keefe Media Group obtained what they purport is a document from IBM subsidiary Red Hat. Red Hat is an American software company founded in 1993 that was purchased by IBM in 2018 for $34 billion.

The alleged internal document, titled "Allyship Commandments," included a subheading stating that "your allyship commitment accepts these fundamental truths."

According to a program alleged to be in practice at the company, "allyship" refers to an "active and consistent effort to use your privilege and power to support and advocate for people with less privilege."

Among the company's alleged 10 commandments were that employees must never question "the reality of our Black friends and colleagues."

As well, the list demands that employees reject "the idea that race is political," accept that "WHITE people are responsible for dismantling racism," and accept that "only WHITE people are racist."

Strangely, it also reportedly stated that being an ally means not seeking "recognition or praise for a job well done."