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Raising the Next Generation: Success and Responsibility

5 Mar 2025 · 1 min

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In this spoken reflection, the speaker—Amanda Northcutt—discusses parenting her nearly 14‑year‑old son, describing him as an "upper‑class white male" who benefits from significant privilege. She expresses pride in modeling feminist values and professional achievement, emphasizing that her son witnesses a woman thriving, "kicking ass" and taking names. She frames his privilege as a responsibility to uplift others and stresses that success should be accessible to everyone, not just white cisgender men. The segment underscores the intersection of gender, class, and race in parenting and the intentional transmission of inclusive, activist values to the next generation.

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We have one son. He's almost 14 years old, so he's like a man-child at this point. And I mean, we are headed toward launch here. And I love that he is seeing me, a woman, thrive, totally kick ass, take names, achieve something like far and beyond anything that he sees like in our, you know, close inner circle. I love that. I'm raising this feminist guy who is, you know, an upper-class white male, and he has a tremendous amount of privilege and therefore tremendous responsibility to pull others up the ladder. And so I love that I get to model for him that success is not just for white cisgendered, you know, men. It is for everyone.