"ppl like Dayee" A good example of how words reveal the colour of things. How even in death an extraordinary individual must remain just one among a larger mass. In death too he is deprived of particularity, his life mused upon insofar as it helped the careers of those far away.https://twitter.com/a_a_jackson/status/1327176868496371713 …
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That's one take. Another is that there are leagues of extraordinary journalists/researchers whose names are too numerous to fit in a tweet, some I've worked w/ and some I haven't, whose lives are increasingly in danger. What happened to Dayee is not an anomaly. That's the point
If you want to talk about how effed the neocolonial state of journalism and research is, I'm here for it. I might even - who knows? - turn out to be an ally. But don't imply I belittle my friends and colleagues as a 'large mass.' Cheap shot in a space meant to recognize Dayee
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I don't choose your words for you: you choose your own words. If you want to get huffy with anyone, get huffy with yourself.
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1) Ms. Jackson, as someone who's spent considerable time in
#Afghanistan I notice that white privilege comes across in a condescending manner from many corridors. The directional vector of your tweets about#Afghans &#Afghanistan is one of the white savior cometh to rescue the - Näytä vastaukset
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You didn’t credit him before. And now you are admitting to using other unnamed sources. Afghans don’t need you as an ally. Work on decolonizing yourself. We are angry about his death and the lack of recognition he had in life. How dare you call our critique a “cheap shot”.
Kiitos. Käytämme tätä aikajanasi parantamiseen. KumoaKumoa
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