@caryalyn A universal privilege as that's just not the case. I can confidently say there's someone white that has gone through more shit in their lives than you can imagine. Where was their privilege through all that? You gotta stop being a victim and singling out a whole race of people...
@caryalyn Also if it was about beauty standards why wasn't that mentioned in the original tweet? It was about femininity, which has nothing to do with beauty. It's do with the characteristics of a woman, which a black woman has... because she is a woman
@caryalyn If anything, women have been victimised together, white woman were powerless in those days too. It was the men who got most of the control and the white men at that. However that whole topic was a huge reach saying that the ideologies of femininity were created by white people...
@caryalyn .... different to one another that during colonialism, white women created the ideologies of femininity to oppose Black women's features so much, that even after hundreds of years they're still affecting them? Sorry but to me that just seems like a far stretch...
@caryalyn Also no need. Like I said in the original post someone already explained it to me and I understand the point of view that the lady was coming from so the only reason you're putting this explanation up is to prove something to yourself.
@caryalyn And yes those words are big words, I dont know why you keep making that a part of your argument. No one said they didn't understand those words, they said they didn't understand the paragraph. If you can't seem to grasp that after it's been explained to you over and over again...