VOGUE copyright Conde Nast
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Spelling Bee: a One Act in Elegy
Spelling Bee: a One Act in Elegy
ANNOUNCER: "Your word is WhitePrivilege."
15-YEAR-OLD: "Pardon...did you say 'privilege'?
ANNOUNCER: "No. Your word is WhitePrivilege."
15-YEAR-OLD: "Would you please use it in a sentence?"
ANNOUNCER: white privilege...\ˈ(h)wīt priv-lij \
"According to witness accounts AND video footage, police apparently let the gunman walk past them and leave the scene with a rifle over his shoulder and his hands in the air as members of the crowd were yelling for him to be arrested because he had shot people."
15-YEAR-OLD: "Part of speech?"
ANNOUNCER: "There is no part of speech; it is a part of existence. I read not from
Merriam Webster nor Oxford Dictionaries. Associated Press is a not-for-
profit with a Board of Directors. On that board sits the head of Scripps.
Just a disclaimer there. The AP inadvertently quintessentially defined
WhitePriv thru one sentence, eerily ironically embedded in Groves' and
Bauer's article today titled:
17-year-old arrested after 2 killed during unrest in Kenosha
15-YEAR-OLD: [pausing long betwixt each letter]
"...doubleYOU...H...I..."
EndLESS Act
a clever as compassionate critique
on the implausibility
of POSTness
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