and i think you know, it s something that i think a lot of white women aren t aware of and again, people might be saying why are we picking on white women. there s white men, too. there s an idea that because white women experience their own oppression they would have more of a connection and an affinity with other people who are oppressed. and so i think it s that much more upsetting. i also think it s because of some of the history we ve heard about before, that there is a long history of white women being responsible for black men being lynched, for example, for making accusations against them and we see a lot of we see similar types of things happening. it s not as extreme. when you see white women over and over, it s constantly happening where they re calling the police on black men who are gard fling, a little black boy in a convenience store. these kinds of things knowing full well when you call the police on a black man, that he
when you see white women over and over, it s constantly happening where they re calling the police on black men who are gard fling, a little black boy in a convenience store. these kinds of things knowing full well when you call the police on a black man, that he could end up dead. and so it s a very similar kind of thinking that i don t think people see this kind of parallels that are happening in our society. and so i think that you know, all white women, not just conservative white women, need to sort of take a step back and really look at you know what kind of how they re being participants in this system and what they can do to try and change the system. stephanie, can you talk to me about this? i heard alice said something but i didn t want to interrupt her flow last time. she said that women, this is her estimation. correct me if i m wrong.