Notices by Spoopy Mo Martin (momartin@playvicious.social)

When I as a Jew points out antisemitism, or a black person points out racism, or anyone as a victim of systemic violence makes a critique of that violence, they are NOT speaking in stereotypes, even if we use language like "White people always" or "All men need to" or "Gentiles are." This generalization is not a stereotype because it is serving another linguistic function: it is pointing out the systemic nature of the violence in question.

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