I'm not sure what's more of a pain in my ass-being black or being a woman. I'm happy to be both of these things, but the world keeps intervening.
In her essay collection "Bad Feminist," Roxane Gay explores the complexities of her identity as a Black woman in contemporary society. She reflects on the challenges and discrimination she faces, highlighting the intersectionality of race and gender. Gay expresses a sense of pride in her identity but acknowledges the societal barriers that come with it.
The quote speaks to the dual struggles she endures, suggesting that both aspects of her identity present significant challenges. Despite these difficulties, Gay remains resilient and embraces her identity, critiquing the systemic issues that affect her and many others in similar positions.
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