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I'm torn on this. Actually, if you think you're a researcher and then feedback comes in this weird way, that seems pretty weird. At the same time... "people li
by dash2 6y ago
I'm torn on this. Actually, if you think you're a researcher and then feedback comes in this weird way, that seems pretty weird.
At the same time... "people like me who are constantly dehumanized" - really? I mean maybe, but to me this sounds like hyperbole, and actually, weaponized hyperbole. This is someone who's a respected and presumably very highly paid researcher. Dehumanized?
- adamsea 6y ago“People like me,” not referring to her privilege, but to women and people of color, I would guess. Since there are serious culture and systemic biases / prejudices against women and PoC.
- dash2 6y agoSure, but either she's constantly dehumanized or she isn't, and if she's actually rather powerful and important, and is then claiming that by being a black woman, she automatically gets a share in the victimhood, then that doesn't seem very convincing.
- njanirudh 6y agoLet me assure you that whining on Twitter and bring a sjw while smearing everyone they don't agree with as racist is not the best way to reduce the bias. Really she is saying dehumanizing?? That the typical woke cry. I know plenty of poc of Southasian descent who have no such problem because they behave professionally unlike these people.