Don't mind who follows/unfollows but this specific pattern by White women is revealing. They expect #WOC service but withdraw support easilypic.twitter.com/omEraTmYBU
Interesting pattern previously noted: White women who unfollow during high racism events. Noted: 1 WW who relied on me heavily for educationpic.twitter.com/SGuiFJgT8U
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Latest WW DMed me; sought private advice; benefited from my volunteering. Has made *many* mistakes as an "ally" & expected my empathy...pic.twitter.com/SCpXtOJZvh
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...But that's White feminism. Expecting
#WOC to help their personal causes & grievances, but fragile if WOC overstep their imagined lines.pic.twitter.com/dl6aNxEfww -
Currently tweeting about "bad racism" to herself. (She's one of the "good" WP!) Maybe retweets a
#POC once a week. Great allyship, WW.
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always get a huge spike in unfollows that are active accounts when my disability research/politics comes up. Almost funny how that happens.pic.twitter.com/cMYyvH2yzA
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