Historically their tears get POC tortured by civilians, Police, courts or killed. I still see it today. We see the lies and abuse on video from start to end and POC STILL get punished.
White women's tears as an exercise of gender, race & power:
Denial ("I do several diversity trainings" 
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Rationalisation (nothing can be done to change status quo)
False envy ("I'm friends with #POC")
Benevolence ("I volunteer with #POC")https://twitter.com/FancyBurlyQ/status/986262496729235459?s=19 …
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It is a form of passive violence to be sure. They KNOW what happens & they want WOC in strife. To get WOC thrown out of places, fired and killed as you've said. It's misdirection too. When they cry, discussion of the real issue ends. Their problematic behaviour escapes review
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Such value exists in understanding the intersection of marginalization and privilege, which undergirds WW's experience in the world. But the overwhelm of shame and anger that WW show in response to WOC..it's like the emotions cognitively shunt them/us away from thinking clearly.
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Same thing is thought to occur around viewing difficult information like climate science...producing a "tribal" response to new information. ...Anyways, as always, thanks for your writing and insights
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Reading this and then the abstract and summary of the article, it is interesting how WW use feminism to narrate/understand their experiences of the world. But the framework stops there.
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