... appropriates the experience of enslaved black women. We feel more sympathy for white women's fiction than black womens reality.
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The one glaring omission in the interview? Enslavement in the United States. How you talk about the entire world but not mention this?
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That's cool and all that Díaz and Atwood joke around about Drake. But I can't imagine a black woman interviewing Atwood and doing this.
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Díaz gives Atwood pass after pass. He essentially accepts Atwood's white womanhood as the universal womanhood. Nah.
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This speaks to the lack of faith in public intellectual women of color. So much to unpack here, but we can't rely on men of color to do it.
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