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>The journal’s editor, Prof Julian Savulescu, director of the Oxford Uehiro Centre for Practical Ethics, said the article's authors had received death threats since publishing the article. He said those who made abusive and threatening posts about the study were “fanatics opposed to the very values of a liberal society”.

>>9265028
and you are objectively autistic

>Ahmed argues that it’s useful to approach whiteness through phenomenology, because it provides “a way of exploring how whiteness is ‘real’, material and lived” (150). Drawing on Frantz Fanon’s Black Skin, White Masks and Nirmal Puwar’s Space Invaders, among others, she argues that bodies are orientated in certain directions by their surroundings, and the surroundings in turn orientate towards the bodies which historically have been ‘at home’ in those spaces. When white bodies dominate institutions, the bodies and the institutions orientate towards each other, and white bodies become ‘habitual’ in these surroundings – whiteness becomes that which ‘lags behind’, unnoticed.

How many layers of critical theory is this womyn on?

>>8848356

>i'm half black half Asian; there's a few other black guys but we never mention it for obvious reasons.

You've mentioned it a million times and posted pictures of your arm so we could see the colour of your skin. It obviously means quite a lot to you.

>>8208718

Can you really plow 12 year olds in mexico? In Canada the law is 16, but it seems like it would be so socially reprehensible for a 25 year old to plow a 16 year old that it would just never happen. . .or am I missing out?

>Age of consent for girls in the Roman Empire was 12

Yeah but they didn't have tinder or Rainbow Parties in ancient Rome. You had to marry a girl to plow her; takes away some of the excitement IMO. Unless she was a slave but I doubt laws applied to them.

>>7163824

>>5106744
>philosophical anthropology

>tfw National Socialist who likes many Jews, isn't racist, and hates torture, terror, and genocide

Sometimes I think I'm just in it for the clothes.

>>4784051