terrible analogy
but i'll run with it if you want to, firstly give me some examples of this obsession with white working class?
IWCA is still a fairly embroynic organisation, and as such, it's activity so far has been in areas where it's members and supporters actualy live in, issues that arise are issues its members are confronted with day in day out in everyday life,not some fancy starryeyed useless notions of playing at revolution to pass the time of day. if these areas happen to have a higher proportion of white people, than say brixton, so what? should the strategy be to parachute in, lollipop's in hand to areas where they have no connection with and no base (and even no right), just to satisfy a few frightened liberals who think they are racists? they're not the SWP/Respect, so they don't do that, which demonstrates the bankruptcy of your analogy rather well i think
i'd say that says more about your politics than it does about the IWCA to be honest, if you can't tell the difference between a driving principle of working class self organisation without mediation from outside paternalistic trots/liberals, and a politics which has as it's goal the subjugation of the working class, and it's subordination to an ideal based on uniting all classes behind reactionary concepts like the nation, blood & honour, then frankly that's not a problem of the IWCA's