ABSTRACT

The author deploys a cultural critique that extends the work of White femininity and the application of the Intersectional nature of Whiteness to critiques of the reaction to the New Zealand terrorist attacks. The attacks invite audiences to consider how the ethics of Whiteness works intersectionally through masculinity, allyship and the nation state. By analyzing Jacinda Ardern’s speech to Parliament, the author aims to contribute to the understanding of how the rhetoric of Whiteness can be cloaked in allyship.

中文翻译：

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不要说他的名字：新西兰的恐怖袭击和白人盟友的道德

摘要

作者部署了一种文化批评，将白人女性气质的工作和白人的交叉性质的应用扩展到对新西兰恐怖袭击反应的批评。这些攻击邀请观众思考白人伦理如何通过男子气概、盟友和民族国家交叉运作。通过分析 Jacinda Ardern 在议会的演讲，作者旨在帮助理解白人的言辞如何被盟友掩盖。