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 \nand further in context of west Euro  \nceltic, of Ireland’s farthest west coast  \nparishes nearby Dingle Bay; it must be  \nunderstood my people were Catholic,  \nraised South, and came from men  \nof resistance, unlike other backboneless bastards who’d turn off and give up, or so  \ngoes that history, sketched out for me in America, first generation born here, 9th first son  \nin a line of first sons that goes back  \nso far as we track to the 1780’s –  \nand even if that’s true and important, it’s now what’s American makes me a man, not like those in this line were men; I’m less absolute in aspects of Warrior I’d guess,  \ngiven that standing for hearth and home demands foreign ways to engage and counter  \nattack – not that I’m saying I’m less  \na man, or that this northeast geography’s mule-dragged winters and sharp, short summers buffered by weeks of clear twilights and dawnsis not an equivalent test of what it means  \nto be resolute, sometimes just brutal  \nmaking a life of work, of rest, of help to those people not able, for reasons, to hack out a heritage from what they can find--help which sometimes I think feels a little too easily given-- it’s hard everywhere for us all; I can’t help but think they cannot be trying enough, that maybe I or we should really  \nget in there and teach them about fighting a way out  \na way up--not that I think goddamned rich bastards, spending days making up ways to twist tighter, watering their lilies and lawns with  \nwhat they squeeze out of us--not that I think anything they know is anything I’d want to count –  \nBut I’ve worked to level these playing fields until it settled in me, one day taking stock, that such fertile fields never existed, that what’s level may not be what’s best, what’s fair struck me suddenly as being no good contribution to how things evolve since how could we all of us possibly win, or what if,  \nin fairness, in pulling up this or that group of lives  \nsome others emerging are crushed – how can I or we know which are the right ones to count?– and that sends me  \nback to my walls, my four walls, the four walls each of us gets, and each of us frets over whether they’re just thick enough to hold back all that we’ve listed to fear, but yet just  \nthin enough to let some sort of reason seep in, reason that wouldn’t demand I let go  \nsuch middling things as I have--  \nlightly missed though they would be--my walls behind which I count, within which I weigh, measure these things that surround me against those of my own kind, and then against those not my kind--and in so taking stock of my life I hear a vague call again, seeking response, makes me pull everything close that I have, lock it all down, and know in my white bones  \nthat I and we all must come clean, answer this call: we are racist, sexist, classist – repeat:  \nhomophobic, geocentric, fanatic – repeat: until every last one of us drawing breath now  \ngets that we cannot be part of the fix that tears off the plates of this armor we never think anyone sees, until we give up that we wear it, and count it, once and for all.  \nPaul T Hogan  \nFrom Inventories, 2012","cbCaifgyZUcT6JR8","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaifgyZUcT6JR8","pdf",62894,"English","# Inventory\n## Ancestry, geography, and Catholic lineage\n## Resistance, work, and the ethics of fairness\n## Self-accounting and the call to dismantle prejudice","[{\"question\":\"How does the text frame the speaker’s identity at the beginning?\",\"answer\":\"It explains that being “white” must be understood within west European ancestry, including Celtic and Irish Catholic roots from a specific coastal region and community history.\"},{\"question\":\"What critique does the text make about “leveling” and fairness?\",\"answer\":\"It argues that what is “level” may not be what is best or fair, because attempts to pull groups up can leave others crushed, raising uncertainty about which lives count as “right” to prioritize.\"},{\"question\":\"What is the central call to action in the closing section?\",\"answer\":\"The speaker insists that everyone must come clean about systemic prejudices—explicitly naming racism, sexism, classism, homophobia, geocentrism, and fanaticism—and stop participating in the “armor” of denial so real change can start.\"}]","Inventory - From Inventories (2012) | PDF"]