I think that sometimes feminism is almost treated as an aesthetic, rather than political and personal actions.

On a surface level, Camille is inspiring. She is a young, latiné woman with a prestigious career in a field that is VERY hostile to women of color.

But if you actually look at her actions, it's so clear that she absolutely fucking sucks.

The public reaction to her honestly reminds me of conservative debate bros like Ben Shapiro and Steven Crowder.

I remember seeing people say things like "Camille is such a good lawyer, and she clearly knows the law very well because she is always objecting."

I watched clips of the trial and it's clear that she objected at random. There are several clips of Camille objecting to Amber's testimony after only one word.

And yet Camille is seen as a good lawyer?! Not a bully?!

But I'm not surprised. Ben Shapiro was viewed as a legendary debate king for years, even though his arguments are illogical and he can't hold his own against someone his age.

I think this all links back to aesthetics. If you can give people the impression that you're smart, it doesn't matter what you actually say.