A group hasn't earned equality until they get held responsible for faults just as much as they are praised for their successes. If you reframe bad behavior as "not their fault", then what does it actually mean when you cheer them for accomplishments?
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Oh sure. It's incredible problematic when any member of a group is expected to reflect on the totality of the group with whatever they do/opine (or else are othered from the group).
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