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Nepperhan
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“When they go low; we go high” still echoes.The speeches will be forgotten soon enough.
Valedictorian of her magnet high school class, Princeton and then Harvard Law. Your statement amazes me.She’s never struck me as a particularly bright individual.
The ‘angry black woman’ trope?She strikes me as someone very angry and who feels very entitled.
" “The notion of the angry Black woman was a way — is a way — of trying to keep in place Black women who have stepped outside of their bounds, and who have refused to concede the legitimacy of being a docile being in the face of white power,” said Michael Eric Dyson, the Georgetown professor and author.
The trope, like all stereotypes, is meant to make its subject into something one-dimensional and easier to puncture. It demeans Black women who are perceived as angry by dismissing them as shrews whose opinions do not count because they are pushed to rage by everything, and nothing."

When Trump Calls a Black Woman ‘Angry,’ He Feeds This Racist Trope (Published 2020)
President Trump’s use of the word to describe Joe Biden’s vice-presidential pick, Kamala Harris, plays off a hurtful stereotype with a decades-long history.
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