On the Cody Ko situation: 

Im seeing the at the whole internet is dog pilling on Brittany Broski for her poorly worded statement. As a victim myself, I completely understand and agree with the criticism, but I’m frustrated at the fact im not seeing a FRACTION of that heat dedicated to the other 90% of the commentary community that’s stayed silent. I haven’t seen this heat dedicated towards Kurtis, Drew, Danny, Noel Miller, or anyone else. Hell Noel Miller is still actively working with Cody Ko and I haven’t seen nearly as much criticism against him. But Brittany is the worst person alive for being one of the few who have said anything at all because of some (admittedly) terrible word choices? 

I just feel women get absolutely no grace and have to be perfect in every way or they get so much worse flak while men get praised for doing the bare minimum, and sometimes less than that.  

But maybe I’m a bit off base and I want to hear others thoughts on this situation. Am I missing something? 

Note: I know Brittany said some pretty disappointing statements when people asked her to talk about Palestine. But I’m speaking specifically to the Cody Ko situation. 


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Fuck that white woman and her white ass feminism, 

"I'm an ally, I'm an ally, I hate performative activism, if you have a platform you should use it.  Wait gross you want me to act like an ally nuuuuuuuuu it's too complicated and complex."

She can have the grace on the bottom of my shoe, she's peak white feminism. Not to mention she stans notorious racist Matty Healy who has said and done some unsavory things.
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I mean fair enough on the Matt Healy part (I didn’t know any of that), but there’s a lot of performative male allies in the commentary community that aren’t getting a fraction of the heat she’s getting. That’s my only point to this. Jarvis posted a literal screenshot of d’Angelo’s video and people ate that up when that was arguably WAY worse of a response.
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Jarvis had never worked with Cody and doesn’t know him. It was weird people were asking him to say anything in the first place
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