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Maybe the writer suffers from exactly what the book describes. The primary argument seems to be that we should stop discussing the lived experiences of black p
by alphabettsy 6y ago
Maybe the writer suffers from exactly what the book describes.
The primary argument seems to be that we should stop discussing the lived experiences of black people and the issues they keep trying to bring up because talking about things is the real issue.
It also strips away any agency from black people by suggesting any coverage of these issues is because of the media and white liberals instead of what black people want.