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No it's not, buddy. Firstly, I'm what you would probably call "white" (two hundred years ago I'd be just another dirty non-white immigrant) and secondly I know
by soulofmischief 6y ago
No it's not, buddy. Firstly, I'm what you would probably call "white" (two hundred years ago I'd be just another dirty non-white immigrant) and secondly I know more than one black Karen, one of whom fits the Karen stereotype.
So no, you're the one being racist by assuming all Karens are white.
- jquery 6y agoI stand corrected. Can you link me to a mainstream media article showing a black Karen? As far as I knew it was directed at white women. A quick Google search shows the search engine itself is suffering from the same misunderstanding about “Karen” I was, so I’m going to kick responsibility for my mistake up the chain. It’s not my slang.
- soulofmischief 6y agoIf you don't want to take responsibility for overreaching due to personal ignorance, that's fine with me. Blame Google. I just don't see why I need to link you a news article to convince you that there are some black people named Karen, and some black people who act entitled, just like any other race or ethnicity. The black Karen I know personally assaulted me while I was disabled and then told all of my friends that I assaulted her in order to further hurt and isolate me and bury the truth, if that's not a Karen move I don't know what is.
- jquery 6y agoI asked for a news article to demonstrate the slang “Karen” being used in a race-neutral way. All the examples I’ve seen online have been white women.