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Brave, powerful, painful piece by #KellyMarieTran on online harassment of women and POC that is a must-read.
We can't say it enough: #RepresentationMatters.
Our kids are growing up on social media seeing this kind of harassment of people like them.
It must stop.
We can't say it enough: #RepresentationMatters.
Our kids are growing up on social media seeing this kind of harassment of people like them.
It must stop.
https://twitter.com/nytimesarts/status/1031884222661844993
I stupidly read the thread below @nytimesarts tweet and it was just horrible. I saw ONE supportive tweet. The rest were vicious, calling #KellyMarieTran leaving sm a PR stunt, calling her a terrible actress, etc.
This seems pretty poignant to me, though.
This seems pretty poignant to me, though.
I wonder some days how it is possible for white people (yes, I know I'm white, don't @ me) to go through so much of our American life not seeing the sheer breadth of #racism in this country and how interconnected it is with #misogyny for WOC.
We really must do better.
We really must do better.
I wrote this thread in response to a conflict between two WOC & a WW on here. It was big and raised a lot of questions. The WW finally apologized, the BW accepted.
But the larger question of how white people address racism remains.
I hope you'll read this.
But the larger question of how white people address racism remains.
I hope you'll read this.
https://twitter.com/VABVOX/status/1030401876913729536?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw
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