Post 9yur2JkUOordluDUGm by QueenMollyBones@queer.party
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 (DIR) Post #9yur2JkUOordluDUGm by QueenMollyBones@queer.party
       2020-09-07T11:14:05Z
       
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       Been having many feelings of bewildered anger at the new crop if other WP who have decided to cosplay Black suffering for their own gain. It makes me squirm in a way that means I know I have to pick  out.Been wondering also abt the connection between this & the reasons behind the lack of wp culture that leads to this constant stealing & appropriation of other cultures symbols, talents & pain. I've learned so much from BIPOC on here/
       
 (DIR) Post #9yur2K8wvsQizlf1Oa by QueenMollyBones@queer.party
       2020-09-07T11:27:16Z
       
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       2/ so these connections are down to them. The incoherence & clumsiness is all mine.This notion of a lack of white culture has really stuck with me. Been having good convos about my personal family histories recently, &  it's made me realise that so much has been erased because families like mine have shame around previous generational poverty & their working class history. (Although that is fetishisized/weaponised to serve whiteness)/
       
 (DIR) Post #9yur2Kc1BngMRvGEhk by QueenMollyBones@queer.party
       2020-09-07T11:36:04Z
       
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       3/ In fact, being *working class* is definitely weaponized by racism, turned toxic even by the most well meaning reclaimation by leftists, because it ignores the deeply ingrained racism of it all. I come from agricultural workers & mill and textile workers on both sides. (Sorry this is getting really long & rambling. Plus I know other people have said it better).