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There’s a common belief that when historically marginalized groups struggle, it’s reasonable to blame their misfortunes on society. But when historically dominant groups—such as men, white people, or straight people—struggle, the tendency is to blame them individually. In other words, if marginalized groups are not doing well, it’s seen... show more

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