He's describing a class, which he defines in part by race, but that he also qualifies outside race. I agree that this sort of first-world, upper-class (and yes,

He's describing a class, which he defines in part by race, but that he also qualifies outside race. I agree that this sort of first-world, upper-class (and yes, to a large extent, white) navel-gazing can seem offensively trite to people who might not have so many options, especially when the systems that produced each's circumstance are one and the same. >One possibility is that the voters of hackernews are too fragile to handle your potent truths. This is it, honestly.