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I think "orthodox" here is not the best choice of words. After reading the article I think "mainstream privilege" better captures what PG tries to describe. T
by cies 3y ago
I think "orthodox" here is not the best choice of words. After reading the article I think "mainstream privilege" better captures what PG tries to describe.
This because orthodox tend to refer to "wanting to stick to, or go back to, how it was"; which could be very much against the mainstream opinion of today.
- TremendousJudge 3y agoThat's not what _orthodox_ means to most people. It usually means something like "conforming to established doctrine" (especially in a religious context). The definition you posted would better fit the word _conservative_ in my view.
- giraffe_lady 3y agoLiterally means something like "correct opinionism" in greek. Which as a lifelong member of the eastern orthodox church I have always found hilarious. Out the gate starting an argument with the name.