I mean, if youāre up to liking anythingā¦
Real talk:
I can see why it didnāt get hardly any love, because the vid contains some uncomfortable truths that are rather hard to hear, but the way the speaker expresses herself on the subject is brilliant, IMO; sharing the video clip totally deserves āall the likesāā¦
Yes! As I said over there, sheās awesome (and so is her book).
I wish BB would put this Big Think on the front page, as it has with others.
Heh, I lived thisā¦ drove me out of fandom. The white fans were LOLing at the very concept they could have racial biases, they were married to a Syrian, a Mexican, their stepbrother was black, their best friend was an adopted Korean and she thinks just like a white person. And me, Iām a second generation Chinese Canadian, itās not like I have first hand knowledge of China (nevermind that my folks arenāt from China either), in the first place! They should knowā¦ somehow.
I still find it hard to watch Star Trek: TNG for this reason (I used to love it, but now, much comes off as smarmy to me). And I know itās shallow of me, but I hate how so many of those people I dealt with in fandom ended up at tor.com or ended up as high up editors in SF.
EDIT: OH and I forgot the condescensionā¦ I believe the line was āItās good of you to admit you might have some resentment over your position as a minority in a majority white society, but donāt assume that we as individuals hold racial biases just because you do.ā ARGH, so infuriating!
Especially the bone conduction.
Well spotter, @Tamsin_Bailey
Heh.
This pulls everything into perspectiveā¦
well of course i didnāt WRITE that, it was just in my rss feeds