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这个故事探讨了2012年佛罗里达州少年特雷沃恩·马丁(Trayvon Martin)被谋杀后,执法家庭和反种族主义联盟之间的疏离。在身份和代表性的文化时刻的关键环路中,我用2016年Drive-By Truckers的流行歌曲“What It Means”和我的个人经历来解决白人问题。在后种族歧视时代的美国,色盲和脆弱是白人的两个组成部分,助长了异化和盟友关系。流行文化的具体分析和个人经验都在人际和跨文化层面上描述了白人身份和白人特权。
This mystory explores alienation in a law enforcement family and anti-racist allyship after the 2012 murder of Florida teen Trayvon Martin. Situated within key circuit of culture moments of identity and representation, I use the popular song “What It Means” by Drive-By Truckers (2016) and my personal experience to address whiteness. Colorblindness and fragility are twin components of whiteness in post-racial America that animate alienation and allyship. Both embodied analyses of pop culture and personal experience describe white identity and white privilege at the interpersonal and intercultural level.