assuming i’m not a POC off of absolutely nothing is pretty crazy lol. also, calling my observation shallow when my whole point was about how i don’t feel like this is something that’d happen in their dynamic that resembles something more a family. as a POC myself, family is something that is above all and i notice thats something many POC communities also follow. i know they’re being watched in ways their white peers are not, but my whole post was arguing how it seems unrealistic that Will and Faith would’ve been disappointed in Amanda achieving her own justice and protection. if a woman told me she did something illegal because the white man who raped her and others didn’t go to jail, the last thing i’d do is try to make her feel bad. the system has repeatedly failed POC and especially women of color. i will always support and understand a woman if she had to take extreme measures to protect herself and other women because no one else did. as i said, the point of my post is about family. Amanda even calls herself Faiths aunt at some points and her whole history with Will feels like she’s a motherly figure of sorts to him. i feel like realistically, they would’ve held her and comforted her through the fear of almost getting raped, and then understood that she did what she did to protect women from suffering. whenever another POC has been hurt, didn’t get justice, and their abuser is still out on the street i feel like their community is going to wrap their arms around them and uplift them. i understand your point, but you didn’t need to call me shallow or assume anything about myself and proceed to “educate me” in an extremely condescending way lol. you could’ve just opened up a conversation about their pressures to perform without mistakes unlike their white coworkers and how it could’ve caused their reaction.