We’re usually young when we learn about the concept of fairness. During childhood, fairness understanding may originate as some form of believing that we’re not getting our fair share of some material item; often something that we believe we’re entitled to have. Fast forward past childhood and our perceptions of fairness evolve to include how…Read more »
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the myth of white goodness
If I dress myself up in ‘good guy’ garb, does that make me a trustworthy member of the community? What if I align myself with purportedly ‘good deed’ groups, does that fill me with goodness, through some sort of osmosis? If I employ performative acts of helping others, is that proof of an altruistic heart?…Read more »