I've been doing a few videos on [black fragility](https://rumble.com/v52xpab-what-is-black-fragility-define-black-fragility.html) and they've been heating up the conversation on TikTok. After the onslaught of "white privilege" and "white fragility"; You would think that they wouldn't like a little more critical race theories pointed in the other direction. The concept of [black fragility and how it operates In the moment](https://rumble.com/v53fe66-black-fragility-and-how-it-operates-in-the-moment.html) has been a response to white fragility. Still, it goes into something more specific that is found specifically in the United States. It is similar to pan-africanism but not exactly. 

Either way, I've been documenting my experiences and observing the reactions that I'm getting. I'll have a better exposition on black fragility as time goes on. It's truly fascinating though.

If you'd like to learn more about these fringe intersectional ideas and concepts please read below:
[Intersectional Concepts](https://thefreevoluntarist.blogspot.com/2024/06/intersectional-concepts-terms-of-racial.html)