of course not
but we all draw lines somewhere when it comes to what we read
and i find it is till the case that most work that people continually refer
to - anchor texts - are written by white guys with university jobs who are
straight
and I find that most folks think it is a-ok that they don't read work by
folks who are "of colour" - why bother, when you can just read Giroux and
get the latest scoop, blah blah blah
So, since inversion is my shtick, i am trying another line-drawing exercise
If only because time is short, and I now have a rigid policy that prevents
me from reading Lacan and Latour and the other white boys everyone is
(still) enamoured of in the North American academy
>I really don't get your attitude.
>Sheesh.
>Katherine Brown
oh well....
i mean well
mary
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