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It's been my experience that the far left might object to the word "eugenics", but seem to embrace the basic tenets as long as you don't try to put a label on them.The Afiya Center is a reproduction clinic, like Planned Parenthood, only it's dedicated to helping women in the black community. THIS, however, was probably a bad idea, to put it mildly. It almost comes off as supporting eugenics.
tbh, the far left is fine with a lot of bad things as long as you don't call it by what it isIt's been my experience that the far left might object to the word "eugenics", but seem to embrace the basic tenets as long as you don't try to put a label on them.
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Why do SJWs think that saying that sex is a spectrum legitimizes the existence of 4682 quadrillion gender identities? They don't even know what the viewpoints of their ideological enemies are. So-called "TERFs" are very aware of the existence of intersex people.
Even the guy they're hailing as their new anti-TERF hero (and who appears to be pro-trans activism to an extent) says that trans ≠ intersex:
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You know, one thing I noticed in the last couple of years, that these kinds of black women you'll see dating white dudes. lol
Social Justice Witches
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Looks like @ScarletJusticeWitch got upstaged.Social Justice Witches
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Twenty bucks says every single one of them is white.Social Justice Witches
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Eh arguing that the poor shouldn't have children has been progrssive view forever he'l they even applied it to white trash and the irish.
Twenty bucks says every single one of them is white.
White people pioneered torture? What?
Fucking humans didn't even pioneer torture. But I have to assume the first human torturer and torturee were black, since I believe the first humans were black. And I'm sure they got up to that shit all the time.
I know this sounds like parody, but...
In the anthropology discipline, people have lost their careers for reporting that indigenous people with no white or European contact were extremely violent, that America under the Indians wasn't a peaceful, spiritual paradise, and Indians themselves practiced tribal warfare, were extremely violent and gleefully participated in tribal genocide.
I'm deadly serious that modern anthropology believes that all violent culture stems from whites, and if you stray from this message you will lose your job, your publications and your career. The 'Noble Savage' is a pinnacle of modern anthropological study.
Modern anthropology is more into shit like "auto-ethnography" than actually conducting serious ethnographies. And it makes sense, since it's expensive to fly out to the middle of the Brazilian jungle, learn some arcane Indian language, and speak to some obscure tribe. Besides, said tribe probably was studied 50-60 years ago or more who was probably the only non-indigenous person they ever saw in their life.
But how true is this nowadays? I took an anthropology class in college, and when we discussed cultural universals, weapons, violence, and some level of inequality were among them. Although there was once an epic argument between the professor and like 3 or 4 students about the morality of that one tribe in New Guinea where young boys ritually perform oral sex on the elders of the tribe.
Seems very different from modern historians, where professors who have been involved in activism for Indian tribes have also written books that go into graphic detail about the murder and ethnic cleansing the same tribe's ancestors committed. Although those Indians seem to be very proud of what their ancestors did, and I'm sure if the majority of modern Indian tribes weren't poor and small in number, there would be as many arguments between different tribes as there are arguments between Slav nations.
In the messages flying back and forth, I was reminded why anthropologists refer to the annual conference as "the meetings," plural: it's because they go and meet with their own actual disciplinary types, in separate groups, so that the real scientists don't have to deal too much with the fluff-head cultural anthropological types who think science is just another way of knowing.
Raymond Hames, Chair of the Anthropology Department at the University of Nebraska Lincoln, a scientific cultural anthropologist, said this to me when we talked about all this: "Advocacy is what we do as citizens in a democratic society. Even as anthropologists we must advocate on the basis of fundamental science. Science has a special currency in courts, public opinion, and in the legislative process. If we purge science from our mission statement we lose our credibility, the ability to advocate for effective change, and hence our power to do good. We become just another special interest group."
When all is said and done, science actually takes hard work, and a willingness to sometimes find out that your most cherished hypothesis is wrong. Ya gotta wonder, are those the real problems the AAA leadership has with science?