She didn't reply to me directly, I don't believe she ever spoke to me afterward and may well have muted me, but did make a series of rants while I was still following saying AI discrimination WAS serious and she'll make any comparisons she damned well liked etc. I shrugged, yet another fragile white person was nothing to write home about. It was a bummer to have lost a friend but better sooner than later right? This was not the first time I had lost a white friend over racism and it would not be the last.
I unfollowed her at this point, didn't even block or mute her in case she wanted to apologize (lol) or swear at me or something, then largely forgot about it.
The true wtf moment came in a day or so, within hours possibly, when a different member of the writing group (see I told you to pay attention!) contacted us informing me that my former mufo had *deleted the writing group* using her admin privileges. Whaaaaat?? It was so out of left field I had a hard time it was even related to our tiff, but evidently the WW had mentioned me in connection with the deletion and that was why I was contacted as well. 
@ljwrites This is so ridiculous. AI literally does not exist. Any computer scientist worth listening to will tell you this.
She had a big tantrum because you dared to suggest that something which is real shouldn't be trivialised by something which isn't!
@InvaderXan ikr? I was willing to give it a pass as long as it seemed fictional, but like you might as well say anti-elf racism is as bad as antiblackness omg.
I gotta say, this whole episode made me wary of Fantasy Racism in general--a point Black commentators have been making for a long time, of course.