Haha, I still stand by my argument, but that’s a good point. I wouldn’t go to the extreme of the last sentence, or even the Fox thing, but “white culture” is, to put it lightly, certainly very easy to find.

Natasha is Steel’s NIECE, not his daughter.

Your reasoning ignores how omnipresent and accessible “white culture” is, and the degrees of inaccessibility that other groups are. The argument’s more sophisticated than I reproduced, but it includes the basic assertion that “white culture,” and white males in particular, do not possess any depth that cannot be readily grasped through watching Fox for an hour (and I am being generous in my paraphrasing). It privileges authors who are not white or male with greater insight than white males can ever possess.

And it’s not me who needs to be told. I’m a white male, so I just accept the argument as true because I don’t want to see racist or sexist by saying it doesn’t make sense or point out how hurtful it is to be told that I cannot ever understand anything other than what it is to be a white male.

Grant Morrison.