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I don't find it surprising and it fits my experience with millennial, and younger, Anglo sphere women. If you bring topics like "race" or gender, you had better
by dj_gitmo 2y ago
I don't find it surprising and it fits my experience with millennial, and younger, Anglo sphere women. If you bring topics like "race" or gender, you had better stay within heavily policed boundaries.
I don't even disagree with the goals of these people, but I think there is such ridged ideological conformity, that the quality of the thinking suffers. In other words, I am very skeptical of the solutions that they propose because I don't think they have the freedom to really consider these problems from every angle.
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- sapphicsnail 2y agoIt goes both ways. I can't politely criticize capitalism or bring up really basic feminist critiques of the world without most of my conservative friends and family getting agitated. If I do get someone to engage with me, I get the same half dozen talking points I've heard 100s of times.
- dj_gitmo 2y agoAbsolutely. Everyone wants to be the thought police if they think they can get away with it. Before Bari Weiss became a free speech warrior, she was trying to get pro-Palestine professors fired.