We must look to how we can best support the least among us, not spend all our time blindly revering and trying to mimic the greatest without demanding systemic change. In
In her book "Bad Feminist: Essays", Roxane Gay emphasizes the importance of supporting marginalized individuals instead of solely aiming to imitate successful figures. She argues that this approach often leads to neglecting the needs of those who are most vulnerable in society. By focusing on systemic change, we can create a more equitable environment that addresses the issues faced by the least fortunate.
Gay's perspective encourages us to be critical of our admiration for the powerful and to redirect our efforts toward uplifting those who struggle. This shift in focus is crucial in fostering a society that prioritizes justice and equality for all, rather than simply celebrating the few who have achieved greatness.
