The Twitter Outrage Mob vs The Girl They Tell You Not to Worry About (Amelie Wen Zhao)

Amelie Wen Zhao was on her way to publishing a highly-touted young adult novel when a leftist Twitter mob decided to intervene, because her book didn't comply with social justice standards of racial segregation and unearned guilt over slavery...

Miss Zhao's tale is a cautionary one, that highlights some of the gaps between how people on the right view leftist outrage culture vs how the general population may view this phenomenon. For better or worse, the right sees what's happening as symptoms of a much larger sociopolitical decay brought on by an interconnected network of ideologues. Everybody else seems to just see these as isolated incidents...

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