e.g., as far as I know, no one has ever asked any of my white friends "can I touch your hair"?
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whereas I got that for basically all of my freshman year.
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no one questions whether or not Shakespeare or Wordsworth are great artists.
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but they might question whether Jay-Z or Aretha Franklin are great artists. That's not in doubt in black spaces.
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a "safe space" is just a space where people assume the same things you do. For many white people
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most of the world is that space. NOW, I do think there are many white subcultures...
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that honestly deserve and would benefit from safe spaces. If you didn't come from a big, relatively liberal city
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your assumptions definitely were constantly challenged. Luckily, most white students have safe spaces...
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without them needing that name. Christian clubs on campus often serve as safe spaces for conservative students.
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as do the College Republicans. Still, we do need more safe spaces for white people from cultures that r different
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than the dominant culture.
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