It is about the refuge I feel in the face of another black person, and the intrinsic joy at the base of my belly when I enter a room full of black people.
Time to check your privilege, Ms. Carroll. No white commentator could make an equivalent statement and still have a job the next day.
“intrinsic joy at the base of my belly..”
Really bad writing alert.
Time to check your privilege, Ms. Carroll. No white commentator could make an equivalent statement and still have a job the next day.
...a concise rebuttal to the nonsense of the white privilege
theme that today’s youth have beaten into them, in the wastelands known as public schools...
Really... that statement’s not racist at all, is it?
/sarc