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2/ The writer’s point is that they have found space to be grateful in their suffering: greater connection, involvement in civics and... standing up to racism.
3/ I’m glad the writer discovered this. “Don’t criticize or punish the behavior you wish to see” and all. And yet the writer fails to mention in their examples of ill effects of the president (a weaselly euphemism if ever) and perhaps out of naïveté, the harm others experience.
4/ “Jill’s grinding her teeth in her sleep” and “Maryanne’s holiday meals have become an acrimonious battlefield.” While children continue to be separated from caregivers, and die. While anti-Semite and racist attacks continue and are encouraged.
5/ This is as concise a definition of privilege. It is easy for you to access gratefulness in the face of other’s pain and suffering to the extent that it is elided and when expressed, not at hand. Yes you are raising money to fund lawyers for children, and thank you.
6/ But you talk of your stress, of Jill and Maryanne and family dinners. You are only starting to come out of your bubble. I am guessing the piece was written this way to speak to other comfortable people and I understand why.
7/ But because of how this piece was written, and how it assumes an audience of similarly safe people, centering only upon their experiences and appears to avoid the uncomfortable true experiences of other people, it is another cause for pain.
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