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Ok my final final thoughts: While on this topic, I really think that our problem here is a comprehension issue, yet again. When we say "Black Lives Matter", we're not saying that other lives don't matter. We're emphasizing that Black Lives Matter because it is black lives that have historically been, and continue to be disenfranchised, abused, oppressed and undervalued; and so we MUST iterate that Black Lives Matter. Similarly, when feminists were/are advocating that "mistresses don't owe their married lovers' wives and kids anything", that was not meant to be taken literally. This was a response to mistresses being unfairly and disproportionately given the blame of breaking nuclear families, when in truth, they are just a secondary, exchangeable and disposable player in the dynamics. If mistress x exits, the unfaithful husband will still be there. However in truth, mistresses DO have a social and moral obligation towards the wives and children of their married lovers (we all have a level of social and moral obligation towards one another as members of a society). However the married lover has a weightier, more sacrosanct, *covenental and contractual/legal obligation towards his wife and children, exactly because of the covenant and legal contract he willingly got into with them. That was the actual point. "The literacy crisis isn't that people can't read the words. It's that they can't understand the context, infer meaning, recognise nuance, identify contradictions, or draw logical conclusions from what they've read." - Original author unknown.