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It's part of a trend though. The tendency of "safe spaces" is several decades old by now. You can still ask why someone would think that this is a good or nece
by xg15 8mo ago
It's part of a trend though. The tendency of "safe spaces" is several decades old by now.
You can still ask why someone would think that this is a good or necessary thing to do.
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- brendoelfrendo 8mo agoIs not the onus on the rest of society to examine why black people (or any marginalized group) would not feel safe without their own safe spaces?
- alienthrowaway 8mo agoIt's facetious when people question why BlackSky need to exist 40+ years after the "14 words" and in the age where White Christian Nationalism is completely mask-off. HN often tolerates dog whistles about how school kids bussed from "the had part of town" are a net-negative, but BlackSky is suddenly the bad type of segregation? GTFOH.