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The hard question for politics in our age is how to calm the reaction rather than appeasing it by demanding the concessions be made by people who've already made so many.
The hard question for our age is whether we end up with identity politics for all, or identity politics for none. There is no logical middle ground.
The persistence of racism has pretty much forced our hand on this question
There's so much racism in America that Jussie Smollett had to hire two Nigerians to do the jobs Americans just wouldn't do.
That might be a hard *logical* question but ‘a’ and ‘~a’ are almost never well represented in the kinds of questions we ask in social or political realms, which are full of compromise.
The way things are looking, it's going to be "for all".https://youtu.be/1qllHqEy2Jk
We have the middle ground right now: Identity politics welcome for everyone except white Americans, for whom it’s a social and economic death sentence. Can’t say it’s impossible when it actively exists.
Really? That's your theory?
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