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NYT Headline Asks: Can a White Man Date Women of Color to Be Antiracist? Here’s Why It’s Absurd
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Matt Vespa takes a sharp look at a headline from The New York Times that feels more like a satirical jab than serious discourse: “As a White Man, Can I Date Women of Color to Advance My Antiracism?” In his piece, he critiques the bizarre intersectionality of today’s progressive movements, questioning whether such efforts, like intentionally seeking out relationships based on race, are truly combating racism—or simply reinforcing new forms of social absurdity. Read his take on the wild direction of modern political correctness.
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