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There's a really fascinating disconnect inside the hyper-woke between race and gender, which I don't fully understand. I entered a black room on CH I expected to be hyper woke, only to find they were saying stuff the gender-woke would find really offensive. 1/

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I think what these people were saying were actually quite reasonable and polite, even if I didn't agree with all of it. I think the gender-woke are equally as unreasonable as the racially-woke; but I guess it turns out they're not the same group?

5:36 AM · Dec 19, 2020

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tho as I typed this a few gender-woke ppl came on stage and are now shaming everybody else so maybe I'm wrong idk but still I don't think this conversation could have even started to happen in a very gender-woke community. Maybe there's some alliances to be made here.

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