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Anger in the Ghetto
If I said, "I'm going to go all Martha's Vineyard on someone", people would certainly wonder what terrible things had happened in Martha's Vineyard to make me use that expression. But I understood the expression to mean, "I'm angry at you, just like people in the ghetto are angry". Since people in the ghetto often have a lot to be angry about, like segregation and redlining, I understood that Liz meant that she was "very angry". I'm angry about those things, and I don't even live in "the ghetto."
"Only after we change that which seemed essential do we realize how natural the "new normal" really is and how inevitable it always was."
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