savage. Lord of the flies ain't got nothin on twitter social mobbin
For the moral safety of the people, burn the books at the source https://www.tabletmag.com/jewish-news-and-politics/279806/how-a-twitter-mob-destroyed-a-young-immigrant-female-authors-budding-career …
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> insists on viewing every fictional reference to slavery [...] through an American lens, and judging them by that standard. It feels like an act of trope-colonization. this is a thing, and annoying... and the way it is talked about is annoying toopic.twitter.com/mZOcZtKTKR
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Yes, this seems extremely unfair. The author is literally grew up in China, not the US.
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I’d like to understand how witch-hunts go from: faceless people being angry on the internet -> an actual person, at a company, makes a decision about someone’s career. I just can’t picture the process. Nobody ever describes it. Is it obvious or does nobody know?
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This would be a great research project Only time it’s bled over for me was when a bot I wrote retweeted something racist. Someone actually contacted my boss about it. Weird and kind of sad
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