Yritäkkö hämmentää mua lisää, vai mitä meinaat :D?
Mä tarkotan siis tota ''suomalaisten voidaan perustellusti nähdä edustavan'' pätkää, mis ei oo yhtäkään pilkkua, ja rakenne on varsin raskas.
Onko se suomalainen nyt vähemmistön, vai enemmistön edustaja :D? Mä en tosta tajuu sitä. Käynkö vaan vähä hitaalla, vai onks toi sust järkevästi muodostettu lause?
Ton voi tulkita must kahella täysin eri tavalla.
En tajuu myöskään, miks linkkasit mulle tän jutun. Mä en ees miettiny ihmeemmin, mistä tos jauhettiin aiemmin, vaan alko ahistaa pelkästään toi yks lause xD.
Ai kaikki kohdat tarviit, että ymmärrät oman valkoisen etuoikeutesi? No tästä tulee:
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HEY WHYTE FOLX. Please read this.
CW: racism, antiblackness
We need to talk about white fragility, including for those of you who are marginalized in another way. Many of you probably don’t even think about how often you’re doing this, but it’s harmful to POC so you need to be.
Y’all intrinsically value yourselves and other whytes over people of color, especially black people. If you’re sitting there thinking “no, I don’t” - think more critically here. You have a lifetime of engrained biases to unlearn.
I’ve made this list of examples of white fragility. There are 30 bullet points. Read them, analyze your actions, and see where you stand. Keep in mind that as a whyte person you probably won’t recognize some of your actions that DO fall into these categories.
The poc around you do see it, just because we don’t always say something doesn’t mean you aren’t doing it. And you don’t get to decide if you’re a good ally, we do. This is just a place to start and some examples to think about. You need to be constantly making an effort to educate yourself and minimize harm caused to poc.
White Fragility Checklist
-feeling defensive / combative when called out on racism
-siding with other whites by default or more often
-trying to justify white peoples actions that were deemed racist by poc
-using your mental illness as an excuse not to actively fight against racism
-viewing your transness as if that allows you to actually understand what poc go through
-being more inclined to call out, argue with, or shame poc than white people
-having more white friends than friends of color
-questioning poc when they talk about their experiences with racism
-centering your own feelings even when you’ve directly harmed a person of color
-not calling out your friends when they say racist shit in front of you
-trying to change the subject during discussions about race
-speaking over black people about black issues
-expecting poc to coddle your feelings even when you’re causing harm
-disengaging from or even blocking poc for pointing out your racism
-demanding that poc calmly educate you about racism
-not paying reparations to black people
-not paying poc for their emotional labor
-consistently overlooking microaggressions from your white friends
-being unwilling to feel discomfort, embarrassment, guilt, etc regarding your racist mindset and thus avoiding working on yourself
-valuing white passing poc voices over non wp poc voices
-prioritizing your WANTS over black peoples NEEDS, like having extra money and spending it on luxury items yet never paying reparations that you owe because you’re “too broke”
-being complacent with your own racist thoughts and actions
-thinking it’s okay to call the cops on black people even though that literally risks their life
-neglecting to check your privilege regularly and thoroughly
-choosing not to address racism “right now” for [insert reason here] - poc cannot simply opt out of dealing with racism when it’s inconvenient and neither should you
-feeling more comfortable / safe around other white people than you do around poc
-derailing convos about racism by bringing up intracommunity poc issues that aren’t your business
-calling poc aggressive or mean for standing up for themselves / calling out racism
-going to your poc friends looking for reassurance or comfort after being called out
-avoiding accountability when you say or do something racist"
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