Infantilize much? Monica is despicable
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“I am black and I grew up poor. That doesn’t make you a thief or commit crime or be violent. Being poor tells you only one thing about a person…they are poor. Being poor does not equate to poor character. For all her activism and organizing, she is doing a disservice to the poor! Being poor, if you have a functioning brain and parents with ethics, is a temporary state of existence. Screaming racism and inequality like a toddler does nothing good for the poor. Particularly if that’s one’s only exposure to poor people. Poverty doesn’t mean you’re above the law. I bet she wouldn’t believe it if someone told her the vast majority of poor people aren’t violent when they’re offended and don’t steal because their baby needs pampers. She needs therapy.”
Bellamammal via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
11/14/24
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“These stories are hard to listen to, but so very important for people to hear. It’s so important for people to know signs of domestic abuse. Often times the abuser seems perfect to the public around them, but things are very different behind closed doors. This is such a tough topic to discuss,...”Read full review »
OHJWFAN via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
10/21/21
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“Very important work is being done here.”
GG from Seattle via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
11/03/21
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“An excellent and much needed podcast that sheds light into a story that is oftentimes overlooked; victim of domestic abuse gets wrongfully charged with murder, when it’s demonstrably obvious that it was only an act of self defense.”
afandrefes via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
10/25/21
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