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Why Sharon Osbourne Represents The White Women We Dread

Ezinne Ukoha
5 min readMar 15, 2021

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When I say “We,” I mean Black women who work in spaces that uphold the supremacy of whiteness by protecting the fragility and temper tantrums of white women, who are allowed to be emotionally responsive to the point of aggressiveness, while Black women are not afforded those freedoms.

The highly-anticipated interview watched around the world, thanks to Oprah’s special brand of Q & A has unleashed an epic view of race wars seizing the cultural landscape on both sides of the pond.

Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan who are expecting their second child, a confirmed sister for big brother Archie, have bulldozed the glitzy spectacle of the British royal family with testimonies of how The Firm would rather allow a woman of color in the royal household to suffer in silence rather than dole out empathy in her direction.

We found out that Kate Middleton, Duchess of Cambridge and faithful wife of Prince William was perfectly fine with being the adored future queen and favored subject of the maliciously racist British tabloids at the expense of her victimized sister-in-law, who was being attacked for shit that her pristine white nemesis was actually guilty of.

Hours after the explosive almost two-hour tell-all, social media platforms went into overdrive with newly created memes and posts…

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