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The @nytimes, true to form, published a piece called "I Broke Up With Her Because She’s White." The headline is disturbing meta race-baiting for clicks, but the piece itself concerns something I talk a lot about — stay-in-your-lane-ism + a virulent familial → cultural racismpic.twitter.com/uz3WWIQkHS
The idea is that trying to be exceptionally good at anything is "white," and therefore laughably out of reach, and that even your own presumably-middling "status" is damaged by building a life with someone whose skin is darker than yours. Horrible.
There's a "woke" layer to this thing, invoking a deranged duty to first internalize inane judgment on one's racially "inappropriate" partner, and then enter a reframing loop that spins you around until you're dizzy enough to write something like thispic.twitter.com/HM4Ge1bXzS
Reflecting on this, I realized that what really freaks me out about SJW/woke culture is that it has figured out how to strip its constituency of the ability to perform even the most basic sanity checks. Like, wait, we're racial separatists now? Cool cool cool
This article was one of my most "Last Psychiatrist" moments - 'If you're reading it, its for you'. It exists for us to rage against it, and for others to look disdainfully on the ragers. Does the author even exist beyond the page? I have doubts on that front.
Racism and anti-racism are interchangeable as a smokescreen for intellectuals who feel guilty for leaving the social class they grew up in.
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