If you find yourself reaching for arguments about “multiracial whiteness” to explain why there are non-white people who think and act differently than you’d expect them to, you should at least *consider* the possibility that race can’t explain everything

You should also consider that you’re giving way too much power to “whiteness,” which becomes the force behind really everything. Non-whites can’t even make their own mistakes without it somehow deracinating them and actually being the fault of omnipotent whiteness.
It’s so insanely condescending. Non-whites can’t just be islamophobic, xenophobic, intolerant of radical black politics, or just plain stupid. They have to lose their racial/ethnic authenticity and actually become “white” in the process of espousing these views.
I wrote this in 2017 but if feels much more relevant today: https://t.co/rVBkiKp6mQ

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make products.

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Make Products.

"I guess it's impossible and I'll never break into the industry."

MAKE PRODUCTS.

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But – there is at least one blindingly obvious industry consensus – a Product Manager makes Products.

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