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Class is not the only oppression. My mother brought me up on £10 child benefit a week. I have been out of work for 4yrs owing to mental health and a spinal injury. I get one pair of shoes a year. Don't presume to know what my class politics are. All I'm saying is I will not fight the class war at the expense of all the others.
but, as pointed out, all your posts completely ignore the role of class. That is why (well, one reason) why everyone is disagreeing with you.
 
but, as pointed out, all your posts completely ignore the role of class.

Absolute and total bullshit, she goes on abut class all the time. Taken almost at random from Ambreen's blog:

"Have you ever felt dehumanised on the basis that you are not white and middle class? As an ex Muslim working class woman of colour with mental and physical disabilities and a queer identity, I have been made to feel subhuman on each of these accounts separately. I cannot reject the experiences of a white working class woman but I can remind her that she does not face the risk of death for leaving her religion nor will she be questioned about whether she is a Muslim when she isn’t one, for the rest of her life. Some people don’t even ask if you are a Muslim, they just assume and snarl at you instead. Even white working class women have white privilege."

http://samambreen.wordpress.com/2014/01/03/measuring-privilege/
 
You really want me to admit it was a racist thing.. Like I said, I will think on this. I did just imagine MO in a tracksuit in a park (thought of black people in tracksuits is not one I usually have.. considering I am sat in one atm).. You however did make the connection between black people and tracksuits.
 
If we all chant, "Helen Lewis" three times, do you think that she will magically turn up?

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You really want me to admit it was a racist thing.. Like I said, I will think on this. I did just imagine MO in a tracksuit in a park (thought of black people in tracksuits is not one I usually have.. considering I am sat in one atm).. You however did make the connection between black people and tracksuits.
I think you'll find you were the one who made that connection.
 
You really want me to admit it was a racist thing.. Like I said, I will think on this. I did just imagine MO in a tracksuit in a park (thought of black people in tracksuits is not one I usually have.. considering I am sat in one atm).. You however did make the connection between black people and tracksuits.
I'm the racist! :D Watch this attempted turn-around.
 
Absolute and total bullshit, she goes on abut class all the time. Taken almost at random from Ambreen's blog:

"Have you ever felt dehumanised on the basis that you are not white and middle class? As an ex Muslim working class woman of colour with mental and physical disabilities and a queer identity, I have been made to feel subhuman on each of these accounts separately. I cannot reject the experiences of a white working class woman but I can remind her that she does not face the risk of death for leaving her religion nor will she be questioned about whether she is a Muslim when she isn’t one, for the rest of her life. Some people don’t even ask if you are a Muslim, they just assume and snarl at you instead. Even white working class women have white privilege."

http://samambreen.wordpress.com/2014/01/03/measuring-privilege/

Thanks Phil. Obviously people come to something with preconceptions and refuse to see the whole picture. It's called 'framing' in a white narrative.
*lols to death inside at thought of butchersapron and the t person foaming at the mouth at all the jargon*
 
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