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When White Women Cry: How White Women's Tears Oppress Women of Color

White tears, white rage: Victimhood and (as) violence in mainstream feminism

Also, Jon Ronson, the individual who interviewed Justine, was at the cornerstone of criticism himself for his book concerning public shaming. I believe this quote from the article is illuminating:

"What makes this book an uncomfortable, if distant, cousin of GamerGate and men's rights activist logic is that it, too, relies on a series of false equivalencies and muddy distinctions in order to elevate being shamed on social media to epic proportions. These sorts of distortions are dangerous because they minimize — and even threaten to erase — far more systematic and serious problems that have taken years to even reach the public consciousness.

Based on the premise that everyone shares Ronson’s worst nightmare — an undeserved public flogging on Twitter — So You’ve Been Publicly Shamed shows a total disinterest, even disdain, for social and interpersonal power dynamics. Ronson seems to see every kind of public shaming as equivalent, no matter the audience" - Shine, 2015