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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]What seems fake to you about supporting black-owned businesses?[/quote] It's called performative white allyship. [/quote] Yep. Same thing as when white people respond with vitriol when someone asks how they can support BLM. I see it all the time on FB. You have these mostly white women attack the person, saying "it's not POC's job to do that! It's traumatic emotional labor!!" Then a POC will often chime in, saying, "It's actually no problem. Here are some resources." It's this performative self-flagellation that comes from white guilt. It crosses the line from being supportive to being in the territory of "doth protest too much." [/quote] Thanks. There are times when white people should just shut up. Listen twice as much as you speak....[/quote] No no no. Yes, sometimes white people need to shut up. But this idea that white people can NEVER SPEAK is asininely stupid and counterproductive. It reminds me of the NAACP thread recently. A white person asked if she can go to an NAACP meeting. Someone replied, saying "yes, but don't speak." Another said "white people shouldn't take up that space." I had to remind them that the NAACP was co-founded by white people. Finally the 1st VP of the DC chapter came on and said "it goes without saying that white people are more than welcome. We have a white person who heads a committee." [/quote] Who said never speak? Just don't speak as much. You run all over the space of BIPOC who NEED to be heard. You just always need to be in charge of everything. And that's not what this is about. [/quote]
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