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[tzimtzum]

can any susanna clarkeheads help me out😭 I was just favourably saying how i think JS&MN does a very acceptable job of not obfuscating how deeply colonialism & racism was woven into the mentality and daily life of regency era england by using a narrator who is very casually orientalist and racist while the actual events of the story challenge those things buttttt then this scene where a fairy takes a black british character to an unspecified north african country and they just stand there judging arab muslims for a while in a way that feels if anything a lot more like modern sanctimonious atheist islamophobia than regency era colonial islamophobia 😭 and i thought maybe it was going for like "these are just normal people going about their daily life in a normal way but the racist narrator is being orientalist" but i found it pretty hard to support their reading especially when both characters in the scene including a fairy who isn't even aware of the existence of human racism appear to be percieving it the same way................ flopped i daresay

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Their Wrongs, My Rights

In 6th grade ELA class, we had 30 minutes to develop a story that had a plot, rising action, climax, and resolution. Being not very good at coming up with these themes during that age took me ten minutes to start. I finally picked the first animal I saw hanging in the classroom, a monkey. He was my main character. From what I remember, the story goes as so, Mr. Monkey is preparing a party for his friend. All the monkeys help decorate and prepare for the party. Ten minutes on the clock left to wrap up my story. The monkey makes a gift that he is sure will surprise his friend; when his friend opens the box, BOOM! Confetti popped out, and there was a party in the box. A day later, I get called down to the guidance counselor's office. He tells me that he knows this story I wrote because the teacher brought it to his attention. They felt that I was making terroristic threats subliminally. He told me that they do not encourage violence. Mind you I was the only Muslim student in the entire school at the time. I was confused and felt ashamed and guilty again. This time they called home, Sarah talked to me about it. I was scared, but all she said was be careful what you write next time; these people like to pick at us in any way. It didn't matter; I still felt wrong and embarrassed.

- SMK

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[cendrich2074713]

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