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race and class in contemporary financialized capitalism

[...] the depth at which racism is anchored in contemporary capitalist society - and the incapacity of progressive-neoliberal moralizing to address it. They also reveal that the structural bases of racism have as much to do with class and political economy as with status and (mis)recognition. Equal…

—p.35 The Old Is Dying and the New Cannot Be Born The Old Is Dying and the New Cannot Be Born (7) by Nancy Fraser
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progressive neoliberalism's moralizing condescension

[...] one might separate those Trump voters who could and should be responsive to such an appeal from the card-carrying racists and alt-right ethnonationalists who are not. To say that the former outnumber the latter by a wide margin is not to deny that reactionary populist movements draw heavily o…

—p.33 The Old Is Dying and the New Cannot Be Born (7) by Nancy Fraser
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sitting together on the sand meh/style

And so we left town on our first trip for fun in ages. For the first time in years, there were no calls scheduled, no emails to return, and no emergencies to handle. We went to Maui to see Lori, my old friend from Google. Our daughter loved Hawaii so much—from her first taste of shave ice to sunset…

—p.233 Reset: My Fight for Inclusion and Lasting Change Verdict and FAllout (215) by Ellen Pao
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I respected her and thought the interview went well meh/style

In the wake of the verdict, I just wanted to hide, but in the months after the trial, I knew it would be good for reddit if I did a little bit of press. In April, Katie Couric sat down in our offices to interview me, even though I’d turned her down at first. Initially I didn’t want to do any video,…

—p.222 Verdict and FAllout (215) by Ellen Pao
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the world was a meritocracy meh/analysis meh/style

For years, I’d tried to believe in the story of Kleiner as a place where we were really trying to help entrepreneurs to build awesome companies and products. I’d believed that we were this team of people working together and that we were trying to be missionaries, not mercenaries. But eventually I’…

—p.144 The Last Straw (117) by Ellen Pao