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Mar 16, 2021 31 min

#517 - Tone Policing

from Let's Talk Native with John Kane Hosted by John Kane

"Tone policing is one of many ways that dominant culture 'polices' people of color. It is often used – whether subconsciously or intentionally – to put this person 'back in their place.' It doesn’t just attempt to discredit what the person is saying. It implies that they are not worthy of the time and attention until they play by the rules of the oppressor. And these rules are rooted in sexist and racist ideals of how marginalized people are 'supposed to act' in society today. " - Nicole Cardoza, Anti-Racism Daily, October 22, 2020. Like what you hear? Support the show on Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/letstalknative

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