If you did a deep dive into many of the prominent progressives that are black, I suspect you would find the same thing. These are not smart people, at best they are average, but they do have powerful friends, and have systemic advantages due to the soft bigotry of low expectations white progressives have built into their institutions.
Did she plagiarize, or did her ghostwriter? Her name’s on it either way, she’s officially responsible for whatever’s in there, but realistically I’m not convinced she even read so much as a draft.
In 2016 they (might have been NPR?) found the guy who ghostwrote The Art of the Deal for Trump and had him disavow Trump, talk about how crazy he was and how he shouldn't be President, etc...
I think you've fallen for a begging-the-question type fallacy. She's upper-class indian and brown-jamaican-slave-owning-family french-Canadian, she ain't black.
They will just use the”actually plagiarism is ok” defense they used for the Harvard lady
"actually it's okay when we do it" is their summarized position
The arrogance is tangible.
And the intelligence is negligible.
If you did a deep dive into many of the prominent progressives that are black, I suspect you would find the same thing. These are not smart people, at best they are average, but they do have powerful friends, and have systemic advantages due to the soft bigotry of low expectations white progressives have built into their institutions.
I know, I was being polite.
She is a poojita
Did she plagiarize, or did her ghostwriter? Her name’s on it either way, she’s officially responsible for whatever’s in there, but realistically I’m not convinced she even read so much as a draft.
In 2016 they (might have been NPR?) found the guy who ghostwrote The Art of the Deal for Trump and had him disavow Trump, talk about how crazy he was and how he shouldn't be President, etc...
I think you've fallen for a begging-the-question type fallacy. She's upper-class indian and brown-jamaican-slave-owning-family french-Canadian, she ain't black.
#SurprisedPikachu
In a way, this presents a good example of being "unburdened by what has been" (previously published).
Edit: alternatively, "What can be [monetized], unburdened by what has been [copyrighted]."
Plagiarism is also very Indian, though.
It's true she stole that cackle from a Hyena Witch.