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Backpedalling. You went for a personal attack on an established Black woman using a racist trope reserved especially for Black women: rage. "Core of the campaign" is an interesting phrase. The Statement is a blueprint for change, not a "campaign" for non-Aboriginal approval.https://twitter.com/jeremy_gans/status/1000568625902702592 …
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Let me preempt the show: "I like what her work says about addressing colonialism, but I don't like the way she says it. Also I only like what the Statement says if non-Aboriginal people don't have to feel bad about that. Also I'm not racist but..."pic.twitter.com/4s21NNVAAA - End of conversation
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"maintain the rage' is a standard political catchphrase across all politics.
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Even if you were right in your Whitlam-esque assertion, you’d have to be living under a rock to not be aware of the trope of rage/anger and black women. It’s 2018, you’re an academic - do better.
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Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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you right tho
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