One day we gon talk about how Jessica Drew is a reflection of the reality that is being a WOC in a white, male dominated work place
And how that position often forces unnecessary competition between peers - especially black women.
Which in turn results in callousness and the idea of solidarity being stamped out between black professionals and women - because solidarity is seen as weak and 'too political/personal' for those who want to succeed in the work place.
And ONE DAY we gon talk about how Jessica and Hobie are the perfect reflection of each other, especially in terms of generational trauma
And how their treatment of Gwen is a direct display of that.
Jessica being the older generation who's solidarity has been crushed out of them - in favor of individuality and self-sustainability. Causing her to treat Gwen 'professionally' and like an independent person
Versus Hobie, the younger generation who has seen first-hand that Jessica's individualitic approach is damaging, and in turn offers her community and solidarity in her time of need
ONE DAY WE GON TALK ABOUT IT
But not today! because I don't have the time nor the patience goodbye
