Yup. Every word.
Jayme Lawson says what all these Black people have been telling you. Including Black people with disabilities. Including Black people with Tourette syndrome. Including Black people with coprolalia.
But people still don't want to hear it.
That eye roll at the start...
"Institutionally we still don't know what inclusion means"
That essentially sums up left-leaning politics for the past 15 years. Pick any community at random and you will find an ebb and flow of marginalized identities joining and then leaving en mass. There's a lack of curiosity as to why this happens so often.
@fromjason Nowhere near what you're talking about, but it does remind me of 10ish years ago, I was in an Appalachian History class, and we were talking about mining. As someone from the area who had worked in mining, I thought I would correct a little bit of "nobility stereotyping" about miners I heard one flatlander going into based off their annual volunteering trip up in War, WV. They were less than polite about my "knowledge" (their quotes, not mine) and blew past it to someone who agreed with them.
Let me stress again, absolutely apples and oranges, but that early experience outside of where I'm from has since reminded me to be more mindful about folks' experiences vs what I read from people who have no dog in the fight, as well as observational about how some folks tend to defer to the latter, even in leftist spaces where some folks tend to scream to the top of their lungs about their enlightment.
This was so good.
And the brutal tragedy of the times that she paused and VISIBLY performed the "How do I put this without being dismissed as an Angry Black Woman?" calculus was sobering.
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