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That seems more like your interpretation of it; it’s merely an objective descriptor of the identity group in the same way that “straight white males” is.
by ironmagma 1y ago
That seems more like your interpretation of it; it’s merely an objective descriptor of the identity group in the same way that “straight white males” is.
- aaplok 1y agoI did not mean that the words "middle age mothers" are mysoginic or ageist in themselves. I was referring to the singling out of this particular identity group within the context of OP's message. I should have quoted a longer part of that message for better clarity. I incorrectly assumed that my full comment was enough to contextualise what I meant.