Good grief. I will start by agreeing with you on one thing. Chicago Review does not owe the author a platform. Other than that, it is genuinely hard to respond

Good grief. I will start by agreeing with you on one thing. Chicago Review does not owe the author a platform. Other than that, it is genuinely hard to respond to this comment without wondering whether parents' post is serious. I just read both articles and I do not get how the irony of what the author discussed is lost. What are those collections of dog whistles? I think I need an example. Is it the mere mention of a nazi? Saying they are human beings too with all that comes along with that simple fact? Is the 'literary blackface' that throws people off? I genuinely want to know, because if this is a serious comment and people hear dog-whistles here, they probably have not heard an actual racist, ever.