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Did you know: All struggles against white males are connected?

Jan 18, 2017, 7:58 PM | Updated: 7:59 pm

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Have you heard the word”intersectionality?”

Essentially, the way intersectionality works is that all struggles against white males are connected. And if you’re not a white male, you are struggling against white men.

Now, there are concentric circles of struggles. High-income white females are struggling a little against white males, but not as much as middle or lower-income white females.

Herman: You can now order “White guilt in a box!”

But if you are a middle-income African American or Asian American, you have no choice in the matter in deciding your future or what you can become.

These aren’t my words. I don’t believe that junk. We all have choices and we’re defined by our souls.

Intersectionality is a leftist-organizing tool that is being used to put people into boxes. They say if you’re a white male you have all the power and none of the worries. But if you’re not a white male, you’re oppressed and inter-connected to the others who are being oppressed.

These intersectionalists say that certain people are marginalized and don’t get to choose and think about their identities. Who the hell says? They don’t get to choose? Who marginalized them? They have powers, souls, and the ability to work.

This is America where people can transcend any form of racism or sexism that still exists in the culture.

This is just an organizing principle to convince people and it’s poisonous.

As always, please listen to the full audio clip for complete context.

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Did you know: All struggles against white males are connected?