That would be for the students to decide.
You seem to think I would be promoting racism in the unit. I really don't see how you came to this conclusion. It would be up to the students which side to argue, how to do it, and do it effectively and rationally with rhe material given. I don't see how a possible argument of the modern world not existing as it does today being motivated by racism. Again, I think you underestimate students' and their capacity to think deeply and abstractly.
Again, when did I ever say this is what I would do?
As I may give the assignments to understand the perspective of colonialists. I could easily argue that you giving them assignments to help them understand the commiters of genocide is in it's way an endorsement of genocide, but I have enough faith in a modern teacher to assume that teacher has more common sense than that. I would hope the same courtesy would be extended to me.
Frankly, I just wanted to get some ideas on literature, not to debate the morale of the unit. I am working with three very capable, intelligent, and open-minded people on this. I can assure you we will not be indoctrinating them with ideas of white superiority.