TRIGGERnometry "Women Have Been Scammed" - Esther Krakue
Sep 26, 2022
Esther Krakue, a Ghanaian-British writer and broadcaster, dives deep into critical social issues. She examines the complexities of race and identity, reflecting on her journey from Ghana to the UK and the challenges of meritocracy versus diversity hiring. Krakue critiques modern gender roles and advocates for traditional family values, suggesting they could tackle contemporary societal challenges. The conversation also touches on the importance of family stability and individual responsibility in shaping community dynamics.
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Pride and Hard Work
- Esther Krakue recounts a university friend's surprise at her pride in attending Bristol.
- The friend questioned if Krakue was offended when asked her origin, assuming hardship, but Krakue emphasized her hard work.
Nuance in Race Discussions
- The UK's conversation about race lacks nuance and understanding of cultural differences within ethnic groups.
- Krakue highlights disparities between Black Africans and Black Caribbeans in various social indicators.
Badenoch and Diversity
- Krakue criticizes a woman who dismissed Kemi Badenoch's diversity because of her political views.
- She argues such statements are offensive and perpetuate the damaging notion of diversity hires.