@nprofile1q... I was thinking about this the other day:
The way these things play out remind me of colonialism and eurocentrism (including american exceptionalism) and how those things change the way we relate to each other on a superiority scale based on race, gender, ethnicity and nationality.
What do you think?
The way these things play out remind me of colonialism and eurocentrism (including american exceptionalism) and how those things change the way we relate to each other on a superiority scale based on race, gender, ethnicity and nationality.
What do you think?
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