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( dinner today )
Also, my copy of Tam Lin came in the mail today. \o/!
ETA annd, I am listening to the playback of the interviews I've recorded for my university's anti-racism campaign (and I have a lot of thoughts about that, from the importance of recording lived experience to the existence of what![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
forochel calls "race goggles" (a lot of interviews go like, "No, there aren't any problems with racism here! Although this one time, [EXPERIENCE WITH RACISM]") to like, the second-guessing involved when it comes to talking about/discussing racism and this quote by Peggy McIntosh: ""I was taught to see racism only in individual acts of meanness, not in invisible systems conferring dominance on my group.", but I'll admit that a HUGE part of my reflections right now consist of "Why does my voice sound so stupid."
Also, my copy of Tam Lin came in the mail today. \o/!
ETA annd, I am listening to the playback of the interviews I've recorded for my university's anti-racism campaign (and I have a lot of thoughts about that, from the importance of recording lived experience to the existence of what
forochel calls "race goggles" (a lot of interviews go like, "No, there aren't any problems with racism here! Although this one time, [EXPERIENCE WITH RACISM]") to like, the second-guessing involved when it comes to talking about/discussing racism and this quote by Peggy McIntosh: ""I was taught to see racism only in individual acts of meanness, not in invisible systems conferring dominance on my group.", but I'll admit that a HUGE part of my reflections right now consist of "Why does my voice sound so stupid."