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February 14, 2024
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‘White Fragility’ author calls classic painting ‘white supremacist’

Source: nypost.com nypost.com
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In 2020, Robin DiAngelo was the queen of DEI, raking in a healthy six-figure salary to scold other white people about their privilege. But now her diversity empire has withered — leaving her spewing nonsense in obscure crevices of the internet. On a recent episode of the “Not Your Ordinary Parts” podcast, the “White Fragility” author slammed Michelangelo’s depiction of God creating man as “white supremacist” — and repeatedly misidentified the Old Testament’s Adam as David in the process. DiAngelo told host Jalon Johnson that the iconic painting “The Creation of Adam” is “the single image I use to capture...
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