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> It always felt condescending to me. I completely agree with you. Pity is a particularly disturbing version of contempt. But if you think that this contempt i
by cplanas 5y ago
> It always felt condescending to me.
I completely agree with you. Pity is a particularly disturbing version of contempt. But if you think that this contempt is only reflected in the diversity circus, you are fooling yourself.
High-caste Americans (sorry Wilkerson, the simile is too good to let it go) want to virtue-signal and maybe give some breadcrumbs to the minorities they feel pity for, not put them at their level.
- systemvoltage 5y agoI want to be totally clear - I don’t think “they feel pity for, not put them at their level”. That’s not what I was trying to say. Every white leader I’ve met have given me opportunities and often their higher ups are not white. The problem is the corporate HR wokeness and their agenda feels condescending to me. That’s the distinction I want to clarify.