Nostalgia as Propaganda: Are White Men Okay?

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  @Spacekwanx · 11 months ago · pinned

  Her title could be chuzz,huzz,unc,skibidi and I'd still click cause you're my intellectual queen💖

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• AR

  @AR-md1zq · 11 months ago

  Bars! "You don't have to hateful to participate in harm, you just have to be desperate enough to ignore it"

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  @TheEthosPost · 11 months ago

  there is a reason as to why certain things were left in the past, people need to understand that.

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• NY

  @Nyzahnewton · 11 months ago

  I always felt isolated whenever my white friends said they wanted to live in times like the 50s and 60s. I thought maybe I was missing the plot, but I’m glad I stayed true to not romanticizing a time built on oppression and exclusion. Fabulous video as usual Queen 👑🫶🏾

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  @mickellmiller148 · 11 months ago

  “Make América great again” = the time we were able to be racist and no one did or said anything about it.

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  @Maimona_1929 · 11 months ago

  The thing about the good old times, is that it doesn't exist

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• BR

  @braidedgrasssinger · 11 months ago

  I’m mind blown by the incredibles allegory?? You’re always so astute and creative with your comments in every video

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  @GrandArchPriestOfTheAlgorithm · 11 months ago (edited)

  Nostalgia is a pillar of fascism. Just saying.

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  @OnlineDesignWorkshops · 11 months ago

  A lot of men and women in leadership are insecure, have bad responsibility, are accusatory, have bad interpersonal skills (hyper judgemental/non constructive), bad at explaining information and spiteful. They're living in their heads.

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  @MakaykayLAMB · 11 months ago

  The funny thing is, the 60s was when my mom-in law was born, she’s one of 12 who grew up on a plantation as share croppers. Not<br>Sure who the 50s and 60s were soooo fun for. Lmao.

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  @XyloPiano · 11 months ago

  &quot;most people aren&apos;t villains, they&apos;re vulnerable, dissatisfied, and desperate to belong&quot; an apt observation. Thank you for making this video.

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  @bribri100ful · 11 months ago (edited)

  Given the image/persona she puts on, Sabrina Carpenter (&amp; Lana del Rey) is a great case study for how women in pop culture use nostalgia and sanitise less desirable parts of history.

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