My suggestion: You have museums for white people, like the National Gallery in Washington, DC, and museums for each and every other group. You can have Jewish museums – which are already going aren't they? You have your Museum of African American History and Culture, which is there on the Mall right now as an upside down ziggurat. Next up is the Women's Museum, maybe vagina-like; and shortly a Latino one in the shape of an Aztec pyramid.
I think the other groups wouldn't like a white male culture museum though would they? Might start giving Europeans bad thoughts.
Still, all these non-white-male-groups are working hard pushing for this aren't they? Dear, dear.
As for non-returners, I was one well before COVID hit and wokeness went rabid. Also, "non-returners" is too vague; I prefer "fed-up people." The perversion and debasement of the art establishment have been evident for quite some time, though perhaps they were less offensive and off-putting to people less "difficult," not to say less aberrant, than myself. In other words, I've been fed up for a long time.
Clarence Thomas would agree with you that it is condescending for white institutions to seek black representation without significant structural changes - he thinks in the case of affirmative action such black-washing preserves the power elite.
My suggestion: You have museums for white people, like the National Gallery in Washington, DC, and museums for each and every other group. You can have Jewish museums – which are already going aren't they? You have your Museum of African American History and Culture, which is there on the Mall right now as an upside down ziggurat. Next up is the Women's Museum, maybe vagina-like; and shortly a Latino one in the shape of an Aztec pyramid.
I think the other groups wouldn't like a white male culture museum though would they? Might start giving Europeans bad thoughts.
Still, all these non-white-male-groups are working hard pushing for this aren't they? Dear, dear.
As for non-returners, I was one well before COVID hit and wokeness went rabid. Also, "non-returners" is too vague; I prefer "fed-up people." The perversion and debasement of the art establishment have been evident for quite some time, though perhaps they were less offensive and off-putting to people less "difficult," not to say less aberrant, than myself. In other words, I've been fed up for a long time.
Clarence Thomas would agree with you that it is condescending for white institutions to seek black representation without significant structural changes - he thinks in the case of affirmative action such black-washing preserves the power elite.