Also you said they, not we. But it’s okay.
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It’s called perpetual otherism or perpetual foreigner syndrome. No one is ashamed of the word immigrant but it’s tiring being treated as foreigners all the time. You made a mistake. It’s okay. But people are really giving you calm, great insight. Just learn and breathe. All good.https://twitter.com/bariweiss/status/963185881367629824 …
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and the rest of everything
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Whatever we did to deserve you, I hope we never stop doing it
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There’s a lot to be said for admitting when you’re wrong and make a mistake rather than trying to backpedal and maintain the illusion of being correct. I love your reaction to this. We need more of this attitude every day.
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Love you forever. You make sense of everything.
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wow. that escalated quickly
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It's going to take some time before Bari gets it because she is always trying to have it both ways (ie, say racist things but have people think she's not.)
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I don't think she'll ever get it.
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Watching the Olympics made me remember that as a child, I admired the fact that you couldn't tell who was an American by the name or skin color. Unlike the other countries. I thought it was cool. I didn't assume they were immigrants.
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Love this reply. One of the things I like about the US, too.
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