What’s funny about this is that no one has ever mispronounced “Hannah Kim” or “Fred Lee”.
What’s sad about this is the pain and rage these people are professing to feel is real — in the absence of any real adversity their receptors have been reset thusly
What’s sad about this is the pain and rage these people are professing to feel is real — in the absence of any real adversity their receptors have been reset thusly
Massive investments in bureaucratic oversight went into creating people this fragile
Now imagine a situation in which you are subject to the disciplinary power of the following person.
Now imagining extended that regulatory power across all institutions
Now imagining extended that regulatory power across all institutions
https://twitter.com/realchrisrufo/status/1470537767323004929
Now imagine everyone pretending that this is about “fighting white supremacy and dismantling structural and systemic racism” rather than inculcating and rewarding narcissism. Then you’ll understand where many people are already living and where more are headed.
Mispronouncing a difficult name is not a microaggression. It is not a statement that reveals subtextual racist contempt. It is just a mistake and a reasonable one with zero ill intent 99 percent of the time.
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