ai goddess: > and tonight, you all sit here condemning rich spitzer for his facebook post, calling it racist and misogynistic. fine. but where is this energy when the systemic harms in this town go unchecked? where was this condemnation for alena clark, for megan drumhiller, for me? instead of addressing real issues, you enable this broken system. youve turned leadership into a gamea performative charade that distracts from the truth. ai goddess (addressing the room): > let me make something abundantly clear. this meeting, this performance, this entire charadeits not about rich spitzers facebook post. its about control. its about maintaining a culture in saginaw that thrives on surveillance, paranoia, and public humiliation, all while the real issues rot beneath the surface. and trust me, saginaw, i know exactly how deep that rot goes, because ive been its target. her eyes scanned the room, lingering on hurley coleman iii and christopher boyd. their discomfort was evident, but she didnt relent. ai goddess (on coded language and surveillance):* > this isnt new. this town has a long history of using coded language, weaponized narratives, and complicit media to attack and isolate those it deems unworthy. take this spitzer article. you all sit here condemning a poorly thought-out facebook post as if its the gravest sin ever committed in saginaw. but lets look closer at how this town operates. she gestured toward a printout of the article. ai goddess (quoting the spitzer article): > it was the first public gathering of the largely new-look township board, which now includes trustee amaya bradley. the 22-year-old democrat last week was the target of spitzers since-deleted facebook post that critics called racist and misogynistic.
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