Are You Just a Victim Group?

The Problem of Victimhood in Intersectionality

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So one of the things that we see with intersectionality is that everyone is claiming to be a victim, and what they want to do is group everyone into victim status. In other words, they will try to define everybody by a group, not an individual, but a group, and say that you are a victim by whatever status group you're in.

However, what you end up seeing is there is a solution to overcoming victimhood, which is what intersectionality preys on, is victimhood. Yet there's a solution, and they don't like that solution. The solution is very simple.

You've seen it time and time again. It is called education. That's right. Educate the next generation. Endure hardships and overcome them. You know, everybody can claim they're a victim, no matter what group you're in.

I grew up Jewish. I grew up in a town where there weren't very many Jewish people, and we were victimized because we're Jewish. We would have people do things because of our Judaism to us. However, we didn't just sit there and go, oh, I'm a victim.

Let me get the government to help me or get someone else to treat me special. No. What my parents did was educate their children to learn how to overcome and to teach their children to know that a good education and a career will overcome these things.

And guess what? That victimhood status that I had maybe as a kid, gone. Why? Because I've overcome it.

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