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Someone's been reading "White Fragility." At the very least this is an outstanding example of what the book encourages in the way of thinking, absolution and remorse: https://edition.cnn.com/2020/06/25/entertainment/jenny-slate-big-mouth-exit-intl-scli/index.html?utm_source=twCNNi&utm_content=2020-06-25T11%3A05%3A28&utm_medium=social&utm_term=link …pic.twitter.com/zVpxPiFfpc
The frequency of the words "I" and "my" is eerily high. I wonder if this was also a feature of the confessions people had to write during e.g. the Cultural Revolution.
Of course. The whole point of the white privilege/white fragility narrative is to allow a white person to center the narrative of racism (a very real problem) around themselves and their (cough) noble sacrifice.
That absurd. This is a statement about her career and a role she was playing, that’s why it’s centered on her own self reflection. Comparing social evolution in a democracy to the cultural revolution is laughably disingenuous.
Paying indulgences helped build some nice Cathedrals. Let's see what White Fragility comes up with.
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