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“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 / prejudi
by 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.