Excellent. Her behavior in those DEI sessions was disgusting, I heard it from the tapes. Out of control bad. Everyone who promoted and encouraged those DEI sessions at the TDSB should hang their heads in shame.
Thanks for sharing some insight your own background.
I too have a Caribbean slave background, my GG Grandfather came direct from a slave plantation to Lower Canada in 1837, and today he has scads of successful descendants all over central Canada. We are not victims and its just not a thing in the extended family. We never embraced a victimhood mindset as did this DEI trainer- and it was HER choice. A bad choice.
I actually have all my family history and have even visited the plantation in BB where he came from.
Reminds me of Asian academics living in the West, who insist that pre-colonial Asia was a diverse, queer, and maybe even matriarchal paradise. All contradiction to reality can be explained by colonial legacy, or even modern Christian lobby.
What a stellar article, doing some of the work Kike needs to do herself. She appears to be remarkably un-self-aware and you illuminate what may really be at work underneath her aggressive, frankly racist exterior. I wonder if she's yet asked herself, 'Did I go too far?'
I think you've inspired a future Substack article for me. I feel a little bit of commonality as an immigrant myself - albeit a conscious, voluntary one, making the decision when I was 40 to move here. The point of my article will be finding those commonalities and kinships in people who are very different from us, or, who we may not even like very much (as I feel about KOT) but finding commonality and kinship, however thin, is where healing and cooperation begin.
As I'm fond of saying, Hitler and I would get along great if all we talked about was dogs, since he liked them too. He also liked kids, but I'd fuck up the camaraderie by saying, "Okay, then why did you murder so many of them?" And then the fight would start...
Anyway, I will credit your article and I will likely share this on social media later. Have a great day and thanks for a wonderful article!
Excellent. Her behavior in those DEI sessions was disgusting, I heard it from the tapes. Out of control bad. Everyone who promoted and encouraged those DEI sessions at the TDSB should hang their heads in shame.
Thanks for sharing some insight your own background.
I too have a Caribbean slave background, my GG Grandfather came direct from a slave plantation to Lower Canada in 1837, and today he has scads of successful descendants all over central Canada. We are not victims and its just not a thing in the extended family. We never embraced a victimhood mindset as did this DEI trainer- and it was HER choice. A bad choice.
I actually have all my family history and have even visited the plantation in BB where he came from.
My dad and his family never embraced the victimhood identity. We just got on with life.
Great. Nor us.
Reminds me of Asian academics living in the West, who insist that pre-colonial Asia was a diverse, queer, and maybe even matriarchal paradise. All contradiction to reality can be explained by colonial legacy, or even modern Christian lobby.
What a stellar article, doing some of the work Kike needs to do herself. She appears to be remarkably un-self-aware and you illuminate what may really be at work underneath her aggressive, frankly racist exterior. I wonder if she's yet asked herself, 'Did I go too far?'
I think you've inspired a future Substack article for me. I feel a little bit of commonality as an immigrant myself - albeit a conscious, voluntary one, making the decision when I was 40 to move here. The point of my article will be finding those commonalities and kinships in people who are very different from us, or, who we may not even like very much (as I feel about KOT) but finding commonality and kinship, however thin, is where healing and cooperation begin.
As I'm fond of saying, Hitler and I would get along great if all we talked about was dogs, since he liked them too. He also liked kids, but I'd fuck up the camaraderie by saying, "Okay, then why did you murder so many of them?" And then the fight would start...
Anyway, I will credit your article and I will likely share this on social media later. Have a great day and thanks for a wonderful article!
T&T is extremely racist btw in how Blacks treat Indians.
Yeah it’s similar in racial profile to Guyana. Lots of black versus brown racism there.
This was lovely. I hope Ojo-Thompson reads it.