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2 responses to “Links”
how good that in this group everyone has a voice and is heard
a reply to this post by Mary Bennett on links seems the right place to include a link to an excellent article on precisely this point
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2023/feb/09/mansplaining-word-problem-rebecca-solnit
My goal always was to advocate for a democracy of voice, for equality in who gets to speak, who’s heard, and who’s believed and respected when they speak, across all categories.
—Rebecca Solnit, February 9, 2023
inequality of voice: one of the most powerful elements of inequality
a free and responsible search for truth and meaning: the heart of the matter
to be heard on what you have to say about related topics, join this group:
https://groups.google.com/g/4thprinciple
may all be well
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how good that in this group everyone has a voice and is heard
a reply to this post by Mary Bennett on links seems the right place to include a link to an excellent article on precisely this point
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2023/feb/09/mansplaining-word-problem-rebecca-solnit
My goal always was to advocate for a democracy of voice, for equality in who gets to speak, who’s heard, and who’s believed and respected when they speak, across all categories.
—Rebecca Solnit, February 9, 2023
inequality of voice: one of the most powerful elements of inequality
a free and responsible search for truth and meaning: the heart of the matter
to voice your thoughts and be heard on this and related topics, join this group:
https://groups.google.com/g/4thprinciple
may all be well
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