A review by erat
How to Make a Social Justice Warrior: On Identitarianism, Intersectionality, Mobbing, Racefail, and Failfans 2005-2014 by Will Shetterly
4.0
Interesting and fairly quick read. Overall I think the message is sound: class is an issue that is largely skimmed over in social discourse as it's not limited to race or gender (the two issues that guarantee "Google juice," to borrow the author's term), yet it has profound effects on how people move (or don't) through life.
The author was a bit hand-wavy with issues of race and gender so we're not 100% on the same page. Still, his assertion that class is the last, biggest elephant in the room...I may be on board with that.
I have other thoughts on this book, but for safety reasons they're only going to be shared offline with close friends and family. Yep.
The author was a bit hand-wavy with issues of race and gender so we're not 100% on the same page. Still, his assertion that class is the last, biggest elephant in the room...I may be on board with that.
I have other thoughts on this book, but for safety reasons they're only going to be shared offline with close friends and family. Yep.