Good, but I believe we need more rage and direct action from the savarnas who choose to not comment as their brahmanical guilt is suddenly weighing down on them and rendering them 'speechless'. Ofcourse we have benefited from the privileges, and we'll be doing the same if we choose to say things like 'we aren't entitled to space, visibility or statement'. Ofcourse we've been entitled to everything, and now when the moment calls for outrage and taking clear political positions, we take comfortable positions in being silent and bask in the glory of how progressive that position is supposed to be. It's a win-win situation, isn't it? Do nothing and convince yourself to feel good about it.


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