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> It's usually white men who are used to seeing any action taken to further the interests of oppressed people as "political" and "ideological", but they do not
by scarmig 4y ago
> It's usually white men who are used to seeing any action taken to further the interests of oppressed people as "political" and "ideological", but they do not see their own actions which implicitly require continuing said oppression as "political" or "ideological".
Just for the record. You could easily make the argument that the idea of academic objectivity is itself political without the added invective about white men and reply guys.
- ttpphd 4y agoJust for the record, you omitted the critique in my comment. Seems like you also missed that I was saying. I face hostility simply for existing here with an alternate viewpoint and experiences with real, literally nameable people I have encountered. Nothing I said was an attack on white men, unless you believe that noticing white men is an attack.