Race vs. Class is a Tactical Question Masquerading as a Question of Values

I find this a little strange. On the one hand, I can grasp what Grim is getting at. On the other hand, it seems typical of the type of mangle you find a lot with this topic, in part because the question is so loaded. (You can kind of feel the sweaty palms that these tweets were composed with.) My confusion can be summed up in asking, if there is no such thing as a race-first person or a class-first person, and those are mere labels that get applied to people, then what are the constituent elements of the race-class narrative? Why would we preserve that frame if it refers only to two illusory fragments? I dunno.

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