Will Smith, Chris Rock, and when words are violent, too
Violence is not contained to slaps and kicks. Violence can be the words we use to mock, categorize, exclude and control.
Violence is not contained to slaps and kicks. Violence can be the words we use to mock, categorize, exclude and control.
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