Brittany Simon
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You Can't Be Trusted With Slurs (Dark Woke, Shame & Media Literacy)
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July 27, 2026
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What happens when progressives decide the only way to fight back is to become just as cruel as the people they're criticizing? In this video, we continue our conversation about "Dark Woke," the belief that using slurs, demeaning language, and shame is justified if it's aimed at the "right" people. Does fighting fire with fire actually challenge harmful systems, or does it reinforce them? I also react to Franchesca Ramsey's discussion on why media literacy matters and how understanding rhetoric, context, and online behavior is essential if we want to have better conversations. Let's deconstruct shame, internet culture, and whether becoming your enemy is ever an ethical strategy.
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