Summary: In this three-part episode, David Gardinier and I addressed what it is to be male, privileged and White in the twenty-first century.

 

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Summary: In this three-part episode, David Gardinier and I addressed what it is to be male, privileged and White in the twenty-first century.

 

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Summary: In this three-part episode, David Gardinier and I addressed what it is to be male, privileged and White in the twenty-first century.

 

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Summary: In this episode, David Gardinier and I address the lack of White men, as well as beige-skinned men in the anti-racism and anti-pigmentism arena.

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Excerpt: During my transparent conversation with David, we talked about what he wished he knew before starting his anti-pigmentism journey; how he’s opted to challenge the system of skin tone supremacy; what he considers one of his major missteps on this journey; and, the starting point of his anti-pigmentism work. 

 

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Connect with David Gardinier:

 

Twitter: https://twitter.com/ReparationsFund (https://twitter.com/ReparationsFund)

 

Website: https://www.fundforreparationsnow.org (https://www.fundforreparationsnow.org/)

 

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ReparationsFund/ (https://www.facebook.com/ReparationsFund/)

 

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/reparationsfund/ (https://www.instagram.com/reparationsfund/)

Excerpt: When my parents permanently moved me to the United States, they purposely did not warn me that I would be humiliated by humans in beige-toned suits who were oppressed by skin pigments.⁣⁣ At nine years old, I was used to being called a dog, a monkey and other gentle creatures by my then grade-school classmates at my pricey, hyper-evangelical college prep school. ⁣⁣As an adult and an American national, I know what it feels like to be called a n-gger; to be refused service at a bakery stationed in the Deep South; to be profiled at my local Whole Foods store; to be escorted out of a Chanel boutique on the ritzy island of Palm Beach; and I know what it’s like to constantly be mistaken for a server or a retail clerk whether I’m working out at a fancy fitness club, or shopping at a clothing store...

 

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