You're not wrong. Traditionally publishers of books and media have always favored the ruling class (in this case, the white man), and they vehemently protect t

You're not wrong. Traditionally publishers of books and media have always favored the ruling class (in this case, the white man), and they vehemently protect their "right" to do so. I guess my major issue is that, finally, a platform comes along where everybody can say their part (PoC, LGBTQ, women, conservatives, communists, fascists, etc etc) and everyone is, to some extent, able to be heard. We finally have a democratization of speech. We can live without gatekeepers and without forcing others into silence, if we choose to. I don't want to see that slip away in a spiteful jab at the ruling class. But then again, I am a white man, so maybe your comparison is fair and I should shut the hell up =]. I probably won't, though, and I will probably continue to argue that everyone should have a voice even if it does benefit myself and the rest of the ruling class.