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This Amazon show has put the nail in identity politics for me.
I watched the first season and thought it was ok. Read a bunch of reviews and many were about feminism and white privilege and I just got a bit queasy and forgot about it.
Season 2 came out not too long ago and I wasn't even sure if I should watch. Google some reviews and more identity politics. Yuk.
Well, we watched it and it was amazing. After 6 or 7 episodes it finally hit me that despite my white skin I have NOTHING in common with any character.
Nothing in my life was remotely similar to the people in the show.
Not a single thing. Watching rich Jewish families spend two months in the Catskills was like watching Avatar. Unreal to me.
I watched the first season and thought it was ok. Read a bunch of reviews and many were about feminism and white privilege and I just got a bit queasy and forgot about it.
Season 2 came out not too long ago and I wasn't even sure if I should watch. Google some reviews and more identity politics. Yuk.
Well, we watched it and it was amazing. After 6 or 7 episodes it finally hit me that despite my white skin I have NOTHING in common with any character.
Nothing in my life was remotely similar to the people in the show.
Not a single thing. Watching rich Jewish families spend two months in the Catskills was like watching Avatar. Unreal to me.

