anyone wanna take a crack at this? @HPluckrose @nf_reece @Intrinsic29 @IonaItalia it pains me to see people promoting intersectionality in the outdoor industry https://twitter.com/katieboue/status/958729027484880897 …
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Replying to @integralvdu @HPluckrose and
Before we start debating etymology and history and words, are any of y'all in the outdoor industry? Because that's the context I'm speaking to. Tribe is totally just a word, with many uses and applications, but it's different in the outdoor space.
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Replying to @HPluckrose @integralvdu and
Then please, sit down on this topic. I beg you, as a decent human (hopefully) talking to another decent human, stay in your lane. Let's not waste our precious energy on twitter debates we don't belong in.
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Replying to @katieboue @HPluckrose and
i like that you think your opinion on who gets to express opinions matters. it’s the sort of arrogance i’ve come to expect from people who think they get to control language
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Replying to @heinousjay @katieboue and
Right. It’s also pretty arrogant of them to assume they speak for all native Americans
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Replying to @integralvdu @heinousjay and
I'd point you to the recording of the panel in which five native tribe members all unanimously expressed the cringe-worthiness of the outdoor industry using the word tribe, but tbh I am not going to point your ignorance towards that comment box. Have a good day y'all.
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This shows that some people don't like certain words. We know that. What needs justification is why that means they can't be used any more. They don't have to refer to themselves as tribes if the word is too western, obv, but they can't ask anyone else not to use it.
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