“I think reparations is like a systemic dynamic and approach,” she added. “I mean I think there may be some people who would be offended by [that].”
Ben explained that he wouldn’t “turn down cash.” A solemn-looking Walsh then stressed the need to allow “ourselves to be uncomfortable.” He underscored, “This is something that I can do right now” and asked, “Why wouldn’t I do it?”
“I can go get some cash for sure,” she relented after struggling to beat back Walsh’s and Ben’s logic. “I don’t mind if that would be something that would be comfortable for you.”
After getting Ben’s blessing, DiAngelo then walked over to her pocketbook, pulled out roughly $30, and told him, “That’s all the cash I have.”

Maybe she had to delete her account before every black person on Twitter asked her for $30. It's not like she could say no.

It’s not, when you realize these people have no substance they disappear quickly. I’m betting she got roped hard by Walsh. People forget that all it took for Kendi to fail was to actually give him the money and ability to advance his work, having to actually move past wild claims drowned him and made him irrelevant overnight. This is why the race larpers never debate or attempt to bring substance to their claims, it’s far too easy for reality to kill the academia rot when that happens.

Looks like all that "fragility" is once again a whole lot of projection.

She’s making me even more interested in seeing the movie, thanks Robin!

Her entire schtick is "ignore your lying eyes and believe me, because I am so much more intelligent than you I can see the real truth of racial inequality"

Then she was tricked into breaking the rule about taking to pariahs by the flawless disguise of "putting his hair up". At a certain point even the retards on her oen side aren't going to believe the intelligence argument anymore