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I& #39;m not a dance scholar but my jaw is still on the floor since watching this video. I don& #39;t know wtf this is but this is definitely a good example of how UC women use all the right words to say the wrongest things possible. If you& #39;re a scholar... https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=288447129048467">https://www.facebook.com/watch/...
researching into how brahmins respond to #cancelculture, critique, and identity politics, this right here is gold. I was merely amused when they quoted Spivak at one point but nearly fell off my chair when they brought up Audre Lorde. AUDRE LORDE y& #39;all.
They talk a lot about the English language and it& #39;s all quite funny but don& #39;t let that deter you. Please watch till the end because that& #39;s also where some of the meat is. They talk about why statues should not have been removed during the protests. Nope, not giving you spoilers.
Freedom to giggle + social media snowflakes + “can the Brahmin speak?”
Identity politics is chi chi
The final bomb about pulling down statues and cancel culture. You’re welcome.
In the spirit of sharing, here’s another bomb I received on WhatsApp, where Swapnasundari is responding to SGanesh’s “small” question. I’d like to title it ‘when appropriation is a necessity’
For a longer and a more torturous context, see here: https://youtu.be/P5QNlWR5igg ">https://youtu.be/P5QNlWR5i...
Brahmins bring our art, our issues, and our lives to the forefront. Poor us, what we do without them?!
