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I was more hinting at the idea that places that are "safe" for one group of people (often white middle-class people) are incredibly unsafe for other groups of p
by kennywinker 11y ago
I was more hinting at the idea that places that are "safe" for one group of people (often white middle-class people) are incredibly unsafe for other groups of people.
If safe/unsafe is dependant on who you are, then calling a place "safe" or even "safer" needs lots of provisos.
Anyway, bad choice of words. In retrospect "safe is a relative thing" gets closer to what I mean.
- AnimalMuppet 11y agoAh. I hadn't thought about who is safe. Good point. And I agree that "safe is a relative thing".