Black Fragility
An episode of the Zero Fox Left podcast, hosted by Fox McKenna, titled "Black Fragility" was published on April 17, 2021 and runs 52 minutes.
April 17, 2021 ·52m · Zero Fox Left
Summary
White Fragility is a term thrown around loosely but in this podcast I will make the case that it is actually black people as a whole that are fragile. If a black criminal is killed by a white cop he has the possibility of being canonized by the media and black people e.g. Saint Floyd who lived a selfish, worthless life; if the reverse happens no one cares whatsoever. Do black lives only have value if killed by a white cop? Is Jacob Blake no longer a rapist once he reaches for a knife and is shot by the police? Can you name one black kid killed by gang violence? White Supremacy is labeled as a major issue despite white people having less identity group organizations than anyone else; white people also getting zero hiring quotas, no affirmative action, and there are only two white rappers I can think of, Eminem and Tom Macdonald, yet there is no push to add equality to that particular career field. If White Supremacists controlled the nation why would black people not move to a predominantly black nation like Rowanda? Why would the White Supremacists allow a channel like BET to exist? Also, why would Mike Brown, Daunte Wright, Trayvon Martin, and other random black people become household names yet most cannot name a single white person killed by a black person (and this occurs far more). Lastly, rest in Hell George Floyd and go Fox Yourselves 🦊