Even if Mr. Minaj were being honest, the types of experiences he describes are much less common than they used to be. That's something to feel good about.
It says a lot about how far we've come that those who want to mine trauma at scale -- for example, the 1619 Project, the "stolen land statement" intoners, or the slavery reparations adv…
Even if Mr. Minaj were being honest, the types of experiences he describes are much less common than they used to be. That's something to feel good about.
It says a lot about how far we've come that those who want to mine trauma at scale -- for example, the 1619 Project, the "stolen land statement" intoners, or the slavery reparations advocates -- have to go centuries into the past to find sufficiently rich motherloads. Instead of studying history, they're pasturbating.
Even if Mr. Minaj were being honest, the types of experiences he describes are much less common than they used to be. That's something to feel good about.
It says a lot about how far we've come that those who want to mine trauma at scale -- for example, the 1619 Project, the "stolen land statement" intoners, or the slavery reparations advocates -- have to go centuries into the past to find sufficiently rich motherloads. Instead of studying history, they're pasturbating.