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Domingo 04/03/2018, 23:44:18
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Escrito por Yo_Canibal

Es un chiste esto no?
El tono de la nota es lamentable.
Lamentable es que se quiera suicidar por el color de su piel, campeon.

Pero lo importante es el tono de la nota, lobotomia completada.

Claro que el tono es importante, suele indicar la seriedad y confiabilidad de la informacion que se esta presentando.

Esta es la carta que escribió Emma Watson:
https://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/19152741-first-book-of-2018-why-i-m-no-longer-talking-to-white-people-about-race



[i]Dear OSS,

There is so much racism, both in our past and present, that is not acknowledged and accounted for. I know this to be
the case from my own education, and I know there is so much more for me
to learn. This is why I’m excited to announce that our first book of
2018 is Why I’m No Longer Talking to White People About Race by Reni
Eddo-Lodge which talks about the history of racism in Britain, and ways
we can see, acknowledge and challenge racism. I am not supposed to have
favourites, however this was the most important book for me this year.

When I gave my UN speech in 2015, so much of what I said was about the idea
that “being a feminist is simple!” Easy! No problem! I have since
learned that being a feminist is more than a single choice or decision.
It’s an interrogation of self. Every time I think I’ve peeled all the
layers, there’s another layer to peel. But, I also understand that the
most difficult journeys are often the most worthwhile. And that this
process cannot be done at anyone else’s pace or speed.

When I heard myself being called a “white feminist” I didn’t understand (I
suppose I proved their case in point). What was the need to define me —
or anyone else for that matter — as a feminist by race? What did this
mean? Was I being called racist? Was the feminist movement more
fractured than I had understood? I began...panicking.

It would have been more useful to spend the time asking myself questions like:
What are the ways I have benefited from being white? In what ways do I
support and uphold a system that is structurally racist? How do my race,
class and gender affect my perspective? There seemed to be many types
of feminists and feminism. But instead of seeing these differences as
divisive, I could have asked whether defining them was actually
empowering and bringing about better understanding. But I didn’t know to
ask these questions.

I met a woman this year named Happy who works for an organization called Mama Cash and she told me this about
her long history working in the women’s sector: “Call me out. But if
you’re going to call me out, walk alongside me as I do the work”.
Working alongside women like Happy is a privilege. As human beings, as
friends, as family members, as partners, we all have blind spots; we
need people that love us to call us out and then walk with us while we
do the work.

This has been an amazing two years for me, working on Our Shared Shelf. There were moments when I wondered whether the club
should be an ongoing thing. Thank you for making me sure that it would
be crazy not to keep going in 2018.

Thank you to everyone who has contributed, laid themselves bare, been patient and compassionate or
shared useful information with other members of the community. Thanks
to those who hid books and posted their photos to Instagram, or started a
talking circle or smaller club and met up in different parts of the
world.

Everyone has their own journey, and it may not always be easy, but what I can promise is that you’ll meet some extremely cool
people that you will REALLY love and respect along the way that will
walk this path with you. You’re not alone. And even if you are, in a
particular moment...remember you come from a long line of feminists who
did this work, in the outside world but also inside themselves. As we
move into 2018, I hope Reni Eddo-Lodge's book empowers and inspires you
as much as it has me. I am looking forward to discussing it in more
detail with you soon.

Love,
Emma xx
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Como obviamente no vas a tomarte la molestia de leerlo, ya que el articulo pedorro que posteaste sacó las conclusiones por vos, probá haciendo ctrl+f "suicide", a ver si en algun lugar habló de suicidarse.

X otro lado, leí un par de articulos más en la pagina esa y dios mio.. el miedo que tienen algunos de que las mujeres, los negros, los judios, los arabes, los pobres y los homosexuales tengan los mismos derechos que ellos es tragicomico.
X suerte son cada vez menos, solo les queda patalear hasta extinguirse.
GRACIAS HOLAN