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Just a couple of months ago there were many articles talking about how kpop fans were social justice activists. This lead to many being too conceited to the point where some started to think of themselves as the “leaders of the movement” #ProtectBlackStans #StopDoxxingOverKpop 1/
-(y’all’s own words) Yet, when we need y’all to show up for something, a lot of y’all are silent, some even encouraging it (we saw how many people voted for the next doxxing.) It was all “blm” for a good week, and then majority of y’all dipped 2/?
This isn’t even the first time that we’ve asked for y’all to help us. We’ve asked on multiple occasions after all of those articles were released. We know that it was performative for some of y’all, but y’all could at least act like you care. 3/?
Some of your faves spoke up, and somehow y’all managed to throw that back in our faces. A black non-kpop fan simply said that they couldn’t see themselves getting into kpop. Ok cool that’s fine, you would think. 4/?
But no, some of y’all throw your faves donations and black squares and their face. Most of y’all never truly cared, y’all used your faves’ “activism” and rode it out like it was your own. #ProtectBlackStans #StopDoxxingOverKpop
I would also like to add that if anything I said in this thread offends, that tells me that your guilty of at least one of the things I typed... #ProtectBlackStans #StopDoxxingOverKpop
