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As we have seen over the ages, white women have been either an integral part of liberation struggles or a huge hinderance to them based on their proximity to white men. I see this sticker as merely opening up a discussion on privilege. Something that reminds us that we may be the ones who are blind to our own privilege and getting things based just on our outward appearances. A friend of mine, who is an author, made this into a bumper sticker after I said it jokingly and it has been well received, so I decided to roll with it. As a light skinned black woman, I have my own privilege blind spots that I am constantly reminded of by the wider black community and I am grateful for it. Hope these give you a laugh and spark greater discussion.
As we have seen over the ages, white women have been either an integral part of liberation struggles or a huge hinderance to them based on their proximity to white men. I see this sticker as merely opening up a discussion on privilege. Something that reminds us that we may be the ones who are blind to our own privilege and getting things based just on our outward appearances. A friend of mine, who is an author, made this into a bumper sticker after I said it jokingly and it has been well received, so I decided to roll with it. As a light skinned black woman, I have my own privilege blind spots that I am constantly reminded of by the wider black community and I am grateful for it. Hope these give you a laugh and spark greater discussion.