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The Something Awful Forums > Discussion > Debate & Discussion > "Everything is problematic" - McGill activist's story about deradicalizing
 
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EB Nulshit
Apr 12, 2014

It was more disappointing (and surprising) when I found that even most of Manhattan isn't like Times Square.

ReV VAdAUL posted:

Thus if one is too uppity one's personal experience can be discounted. "Just because you're a person of colour doesn't mean your experiences contradict Cosby's call to pull up your pants and get a job. He is so polite and calm whereas you are so crusading and unwilling to meet us halfway, we're people too you know."

I got the exact opposite from the piece. The author would say that Cosby shouldn't be considered correct just because he's experienced racism, so I'm not sure why you're using Cosby in this example.

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