Culture & Intersectionality

The lads catch hands at the behest of Liliana Joy Katz-Hollander, the spirit of feminism herself, who then polemicizes against the patriarchal world order through the lens of neurodiversity and shamelessly plugs her club (do check out NOWCAN RM though, they're doing god's work). We then discuss culture and the imperial core & periphery, and Vihaan is ruthlessly silenced by the counterrevolutionary forces of Joy (he recommends that all Croakers read "Divided World, Divided Class" by Zak Cope). Shriyans legitimizes the purge by getting the episode marked as explicit, and we learn that (among other things) feminism is actually quite talkative; no amount of talking could have resulted in the collective plight of Vihaan & Jessica, however, who must now reckon with the dark future ahead (vice versa with Aryan, perchance?). An absolute legend named Jaheem regales us with stories of Suriname's community & food, and Shriyans channels the spirit of Machiavelli himself to secure some Potbelly. I (quirky narrative perspective shift, whoever could it be?) don't quite have a fun end to the description this time around, so I'll conclude with a real-time 2:00 AM thought: what culture am I - and I suspect a few others - referring to, and what gives me (does anything need to give me, what qualifies them for this) the authority to claim one as my own?