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In reply to the discussion: White fragility (lot of this around here recently!): [View all]still_one
(98,883 posts)The term "White Fragility" is appropriate in many situations, but not this one.
If BLM was speaking to a group on the abuses African Americans suffer in America, and a few people jump on the stage, and demand the microphone to talk about a different subject, what should BLM do in that case?
If someone calls someone a racist, and they are NOT a racist, what should that person do that is being called a racist? Is that "White Fragility"?
If someone calls someone a rapist, and they are NOT a rapist, what should that person do that is being called a rapist? What kind of fragility would that represent?
If any person is referred to in a negative way that is false and untrue, what would that person do? What would most people do on DU if that happened?
Context is everything