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What never fails to surprise is the uniformity of absence beyond self. This is what I mean:

I will say X happened yesterday. A White person will factually counter "that has happened to me too, and so how can that be a matter of racism?"

(1) how is it that one must be TOLD, "OK, Bradford Whitford III, do we recommend reaching existential on singularity or . . . "? We know - just as regular everyday human beings - that's not how "phenomenon" is gauged. WHY do I have to KEEP saying "gosh, Brad - you'dve thought Harvard might have touched on cumulative effect . . . " or "wow, fella - frequency factor? Ring any distinction bells?"

It's as if the objective is not to learn but dispel and defeat, all while wearing the I Am the Best Friend God Gave You cape.

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Catherine Pugh, Esq.
Catherine Pugh, Esq.

Written by Catherine Pugh, Esq.

Private Counsel. Former DOJ-CRT, Special Litigation Section, Public Defender; Adjunct Professor (law & undergrad). Developed Race & Law course.

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