@amara_248@GNCordova@masikakalysha No. Colorism by definition pertains to one’s proximity to whiteness. It is a function of white supremacy and thusly inherently systemic. White supremacy is in every system we encounter. That’s why it can’t go both ways. It was never about skin shades, and always about whiteness.
@TShattuckC @iansaint_@lizzo What does you having a black friend have anything to do w/ whether you’re a white nationalist? Also how do you think your black friend feels that you’re leveraging their friendship to help you win an argument? Seems like you view them less like a person and more like a pawn…
@GriffinMaxwellB Idk if it’s unethical per say but it’s maybe just not nice? I always think about if the person in question IS queer but just not ready to come out. If that were me it’d make me uncomfy that ppl I didn’t even know were analyzing my every choice in order to uncover my sexuality
@fliegu2 @pillow4rt @supremeipadbaby I feel like this tweet was probably not meant for you, but all of the women who have experienced the exact phenomenon that the tweet is referencing.
@whotfisjovana Breathing, reminding myself that I am the one in control not my emotions, leaning on my support systems, grounding techniques. And sometimes I just have to go through it and hope that I’ll make it out alive lol
@itsbambibanks Okay 1. It’s they 2. Everyone saying they’re a bad person is confusing me bc not only do MOST celebrities suck irl but y’all still Stan Mariah, Xtina, and todrick when they’re all known to be assholes??
@trickybrina Idk i feel like you can just tell the dress is made for someone taller? Sabrina is like 5’2”. When zendaya or bella wears a dress like that they look like their body goes on for miles. When she wears it, she looks like she’s being swallowed and trying to copy a trend 🤷🏾♀️
@rebexxxxa Someone said a woman who brought her neighbors a meal was condescending and overstepped her boundaries because her neighbors didn’t consent to having food cooked for them 🫠
@icecreamcobra @offbeatorbit Like the disability discourse online vs the disability discourse in actual movement spaces are SO different and I think that’s really important to continually acknowledge
@icecreamcobra @offbeatorbit I think what the op is saying is that there are actual strategies and discourse being done irl and the ppl actually involved in organizing these movements understand that there are actionable steps we can take towards ending our oppression not just talking about the larger system