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If a woman of colour writes a post on how White people exploit and devalue #WoC, do not insert yourself into the conversation as a non-WoC to: 1/ share a personal example that strips race & intersectionality out of the conversation; 2/ centre yourself by comparing your situation.pic.twitter.com/HOxwP0lExM
There are SO MANY PLACES for men and White women to talk about what it's like to be you, don't come into WoC discussions to take up even more space. "Whar about class?" "Here's what happened to me, a majority person!" In a WoC space? Welcome! Listen. Learn. Stop colonising.pic.twitter.com/FYcYJTB7j4
We keep telling the this and they keep doing it. It makes me they that just don't want to learn. 
YES! The compulsion to talk about themselves comes from the expectation that they *should* be heard. They're used to it. WoC are silenced, reprimanded, pushed out & so the spaces we create go against our lifelong experiences of being denied a platform. They can't give us peace.pic.twitter.com/GfTqGjJnE3
Whatever the reason, it will not be tolerated. At least not by me.
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