@_undeadinside@hockeyinsiduru@turningmystile Yeah, but what's the alternative?
The world isn't fair. I wish it was. I hope we can make it so.
Like, I want to understand, and I'm willing to push it once I do. But I need to understand in the first place.
@_undeadinside@hockeyinsiduru@turningmystile Personally I'm always happy to explain my view. It's just what I find interesting.
It's not for everyone, but to me it seems useful to have such people. Even to just point to a resource online.
@_undeadinside@hockeyinsiduru@turningmystile I get what you mean, but also that isn't realistic of human nature for most people.
Around the time of Black Live Matter, I wanted to know what specific policies they wanted changed.
I looked for it but couldn't find it. And on Reddit they said they didnt want to explain
@gwenguin_ We should care about trans poc issues.
I'd also say that the clarity of truth, and optics to some extent, are important too.
Maybe I'm wrong, but the sign to me seemed to over generalise. But I agree white trans people can be oppressors too.
@girl_quboid I agree with intersectionality, but the sign wasn't even about privilege, it said oppressor.
Which isn't necessarily going to be seen the same way.