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Do not be surprised when URMs avoid you because of it, who are typically marginalized by those actions. And don't be surprised when you are grouped with others who have made it a large part of their identity too.
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I am not proud to live in the US. Just as I have not been proud to live in Australia or the UK. When you say you are a patriot, or proud of a certain country, you are associated with both the negative (and sometimes positives) effects of that country.
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You can replace country with literally any other group someone identifies with.
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I understand my privilege to be able to live in those countries, but I don’t think that means I need to be proud of them
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Does Australia have any negatives as a country to live in besides giant spiders and seriously vemomous snakes?
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The Australian government is incredibly ecologically backwards. There is a heavy reliance on coal, and the environment is generally ignored. There is a strong belligerence towards renewable energy. Australia has also treated the native indigenous people extremely poorly.
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My tweet never said you can’t feel proud. Only how that pride will be interpreted by others. Why do you have a sense of obligation to feel pride when other people have it worse?
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The general public will not understand the mean of your words.
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What does this mean?
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