2) pretend they're being taken out of context; 3) ask for *more* references on racism; 4) demand I educate them some more. #socmoderation
Enjoying all the White men who come to my feed to defend racism & when other White people join to critique them, White men 1) double down;
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I am soooo tired of educating all these fools for free!
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It's the time - constantly laying out the basics and pointing out flawed thinking, but also the emotion work & impact on life.
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so true. And now with stress from ICE raids, threats of children's prisons, it is all overwhelming, right?
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Right. There's a conversation on Science March private community that is breaking my heart - fear of deportation very high.
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we just had a raid here in Santa Cruz 2 weeks ago. PD confessed they had ICE embedded at HQ.
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Horrible! How are people going to feel safe in their own communities with these alliances & patterns? No justice.
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a woman today told me she had seen drones the night of the raids. We are prisoners in our homes
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One thing racist people don't do is take responsibility for racism & their own education in the fight against racism.
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Note that there is not such thing as
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Racism is barriers that work against the life chances of entire groups & impact on multiple areas (education, work, housing, media etc).
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At everyday level, racism is not "just" Milos of world who say things that shock White progressives.Racism is the inability to notice racism
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With a strong understanding of structural bases of racism. Here's Eduardo Bonilla-Silva as a start.
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And Philomena Essed on everyday racism. In brief: http://eng1020detroit.pbworks.com/w/file/fetch/51675090/Everyday … And the book: https://www.amazon.com/Understanding-Everyday-Racism-Interdisciplinary-Relations/dp/0803942567 …
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