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 kevinryanmooney rated 3 months ago- It's not always obvious to people of a certain demographic how they appear to look to other groups. Articles like this, when presented in a helpful and proactive way, can help achieve some perspective. And will also attract reactionary assholes.
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 SketchSepahi rated 3 months ago- From the page: "Tools for White Guys who are Working for Social Change
(and other people socialized in a society based on domination)"
What? If I read any further than the title I'm afraid my brain will melt out of my ears. So sorry for giving you a thumb down without giving you a chance but with a title like that, do you honestly think you deserve one?
- kevinryanmooney rated 3 months ago
- It's not always obvious to people of a certain demographic how they appear to look to other groups. Articles like this, when presented in a helpful and proactive way, can help achieve some perspective. And will also attract reactionary assholes.
- markchenjd rated 3 months ago
- Thumbs down as soon as I read the first paragraph:
"Practice noticing who's in the room at meetings ... is it majority heterosexual, are there out queers, what are people's class backgrounds. Don't assume to know people, but also work at being more aware."
Yeah, don't assume to know people, but spot those queers! (It's easy because they're so different!) Is this supposed to be satire?
- ketogah rated 4 months ago
- Learn how to resist your "white male privilege" while working for social change. Let your behavior be part of the activism. Good ideas here. I too could learn some stuff like how to listen better.
thanks largeGrouch http://largegrouch.stumbleupon.com/
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