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'''Saira Rao''' (b. 1974) is a [[racist]] failed candidate for the Democratic Party, who has been described by some as an author and publisher. She is known for her [[antisemitism]] and [[anti-white sentiment]], which she particularly targets at white women.<ref>[https://www.foxnews.com/media/activists-paid-call-dinner-guests-racist-complain-white-women-tears-derail-conversation Activists paid to call dinner guests racist, complain 'White women tears' derail the ‘whole conversation’]</ref> | '''Saira Rao''' (b. 1974) is a [[racist]] failed candidate for the Democratic Party, who has been described by some as an author and publisher. She is known for her [[antisemitism]] and [[anti-white sentiment]], which she particularly targets at white women.<ref>[https://www.foxnews.com/media/activists-paid-call-dinner-guests-racist-complain-white-women-tears-derail-conversation Activists paid to call dinner guests racist, complain 'White women tears' derail the ‘whole conversation’]</ref> | ||
| − | Saira Rao hold the hypocritical view that white people should not write BIPOC characters, yet has made a career out of telling white people what to do. | + | Saira Rao hold the hypocritical view that white people should not write BIPOC characters, yet has made a career out of telling white people what to do. She is a prolific user of the social media platform ''X'' (formerly ''[[Twitter]]''), and her online content is characterised by hatred, vitriol and negative stereotypes about white people. |
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[[Category:Racists]] | [[Category:Racists]] | ||
Revision as of 12:50, January 24, 2024
Saira Rao (b. 1974) is a racist failed candidate for the Democratic Party, who has been described by some as an author and publisher. She is known for her antisemitism and anti-white sentiment, which she particularly targets at white women.[1]
Saira Rao hold the hypocritical view that white people should not write BIPOC characters, yet has made a career out of telling white people what to do. She is a prolific user of the social media platform X (formerly Twitter), and her online content is characterised by hatred, vitriol and negative stereotypes about white people.