/lit/ - Literature

Where do I go next if this was the most interesting thing I've ever read (and I haven't read much)?

What are some critiques of critical theory?

So I just got done reading this, and I can't help but to think that the left has failed to adequately address the looming climate threat, stagnating wages and subsequent loss of culture, and mental health. Look, I get the whole BLM sentiment, but I think our real problems lie with growing wealth disparity and ecological damage, yet if I try to raise these issues in a polite manner, I feel like I'd be pegged a racist for putting BLM in the back seat of things. It really resonated with me when Fisher wrote about how these issues culminate into being packaged and sold in capitalist fashion with the impression that you're making progress. It reminds about the time when Colin Kaepernick took a knee to the flag in the name of racial inequality and ended up getting millions of dollars of sponsorship money from Nike for so doing so.

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pic related

What did you think?

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I realized way too late into quarantine that I should be using this time to read, so I stacked up all my books in order of thickness to acclimate myself since I don't read much for fun during the school year.
Pic related is the only thing I've read so far and Best Tales of the Yukon is up next.