Alice down under in Wonder

[Stephen E Philion]

My take. I usually like what Yoshie has to write more than what Charles
has to write, n' what Doug has to write I would say the same, though
Charles is someone who's knowledge of issues I would estimate to be as
great or greater depending on the issue as Yoshie or Doug. On this matter,
though, I find myself liking what Yoshie and charles are writing in their
recent exchanges with you (can't comment on doug's thoughts, haven't seen
them vis this exchange). At the same time, sometimes I find some of the
commentaries you write of interest, though usually they don't do the same
thing as Yoshie or Charles's or Doug's commentaries...

Steve

Stephen Philion
Lecturer/PhD Candidate
Department of Sociology
2424 Maile Way
Social Sciences Bldg. # 247
Honolulu, HI 96822

On Fri, 8 Oct 1999, kelley wrote:


> yes, yoshie, i'm sure it is all you'll have to say on the topic since you
> couldn't possibly be bothered to consider whether the purported differences
> between angela/doug [which aren't as great as i'd say are the differences
> between chaz/doug ( "different political views, styles of writing, etc.?")
> might be gendered at all?  and perhaps even nationalized, eh? 
> 
> whatevA.  i just love how folks can flit about this list accusing everyone
> of racism each and every time they disagree and the one friggin time i
> decide that i've had just about enough of the condescending sexism the
> argument gets sloughed off.  twice.  first it's simply ignored.  then it's
> just laughed at.
> 
> what is that yoshie?  huh?  would it be perfectly okay if we did that in
> response to charges of racism.
> 
> no.
> 
> it's really just incredible.
> 
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