That's simply your white fragility speaking. For those with experience speaking on the subject, it is simply another (rather crucial) aspect of the science as i

That's simply your white fragility speaking. For those with experience speaking on the subject, it is simply another (rather crucial) aspect of the science as it applies to our contemporary society. The article was sufficiently neutral; your hysteria is the only issue. Food is politics. Until we're back to scavenging from the nutrient-supporting biome in our immediate vicinity - as long as diet is subject to policy and public sentiment - what is and isn't available to eat and how it interacts with our bodies is inherently both scientific and political, and both deserve mention at points of intersection like this.