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Douce Dibondo

Douce Dibondo, born in 1993, is a French journalist and feminist of Congolese origin, an activist as a Black, queer, and Afro-feminist woman.

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  • "When a person of color denounces a racist act or statement (and all the violence it entails), white people instinctively deny, minimize, or worse, play the victim, claiming they have been deeply hurt."
  • "In the white supremacist hierarchy, Black people are seen as other, weak, and equated with femininity. Inevitably, racialized men acquire the status of a gender through this otherness. This intersection of oppressions creates a unique situation that makes them direct targets of white supremacy and repressive violence."
  • "It is indeed easier to cry out against institutional racism, which largely absolves the individuals who perpetuate it of responsibility, than to question the very root of the institutionalization of this racism."
  • "Vicarious racism is the act of indirectly experiencing discrimination and oppression."

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