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"She/her! Blue hair! LESBIAN GROOMER!"
"Did you see anybody defending the shooting yesterday? I didn't."
I'm not saying it's misogyny, but - wait, no, that's exactly what I'm saying.
Yes, although the fact that Renée Good was a white woman means there was a lot more outrage over her murder than over people of color.
This is why it's so important for privileged people to use their position of privilege to resist.
It's early in the morning where I am so forgive me if Im being a little dense but.....do you mean privileged chuds taking advantage of their privilege to fight back against the outrage over Renee's murder? As in it's important for the chuds if they want to maintain dominance?
No, I mean privileged people resisting the establishment, like Renée and Alex resisting ICE, because while it's wrong that their deaths "count for more" being white people, the social impact of their resistance is valuable to everyone.
Honestly I'm surprised Renee being murdered didn't cause a gigantic rift among the right; that photo of her glove compartment overflowing with stuffed toys was haunting