When internet drama finds me, I handle it with grace. After experiencing an online attack from a group of mom bullies who weaponized their platform to spread misinformation and trash my work, I started digging deeper into the broader issue: what if these Karen meltdowns were an opportunity to dismantle the systems that enforce and allow them in the first place?
Let’s talk about white women (the moms especially), their unchecked privilege, and the entitlement that allows them to throw public tantrums—especially when it comes to internet bullying. After experiencing an online attack from a group of mom bullies who weaponized their platform to spread misinformation and trash my work, I started digging deeper into the broader issue: why are white women’s meltdowns always met with sympathy?
This episode dives into the historical and systemic roots of this dynamic, from the Karens of today to the deeply ingrained societal structures that allow white women to claim victimhood while causing real harm. Their distress isn’t just personal—it has social and often violent consequences. But what if, instead of using their privilege to silence and attack, white women actually used their power to dismantle these systems? What if feminism wasn’t just about their experience, but about true equality for all? It’s time to have the uncomfortable conversation
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