Backlash
it’s always disappointing and frustrating when people choose not to own their privilege, and challenge it so they can grow and become more decent individuals (yes, i used the word decent). but it’s particularly enraging when people’s ignorance displays itself in a public way, where it affects communities and society at large. ignorance contributes to oppression, whether in a direct or indirect way. to not take responsibility is just messed up. especially if you have been challenged and called out on your shit.
a fellow blogger, EMBRAZENED recently posted an entry regarding an incident that involved her calling certain people out on their inaction to deal with a racist situation at an event held by said people. needless to say, there was backlash along with a lot of B.S.
and it's appalling.
for more on this see embrazened’s blog.
it’s always disappointing and frustrating when people choose not to own their privilege, and challenge it so they can grow and become more decent individuals (yes, i used the word decent). but it’s particularly enraging when people’s ignorance displays itself in a public way, where it affects communities and society at large. ignorance contributes to oppression, whether in a direct or indirect way. to not take responsibility is just messed up. especially if you have been challenged and called out on your shit.
a fellow blogger, EMBRAZENED recently posted an entry regarding an incident that involved her calling certain people out on their inaction to deal with a racist situation at an event held by said people. needless to say, there was backlash along with a lot of B.S.
and it's appalling.
for more on this see embrazened’s blog.
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