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I read it as race being used as a stand-in or counter-example to that of gender. It's a point you have to think about, it provokes conversation rather than bein
by lstamour 11y ago
I read it as race being used as a stand-in or counter-example to that of gender. It's a point you have to think about, it provokes conversation rather than being an argument that stands on its own.
- Jtsummers 11y agoThe point could have been delivered more clearly then. Instead it came off as an odd non sequitur that seemed to be about an entirely different article.