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I'm guessing queer, disabled, feminist science educator is not going to be someone who is going to fit in at that particular march.
Grrr. Repeatedly organisers give press statements in same manner: we are not political. Then they say they care about diversity...
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They say they have a diversity team but haven't named them. Their diversity statement keeps being shaped by minorities' criticism
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I am so confused by every choice that's been made here.
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I'm keeping the faith. But if you look at comments on their diversity threads, which are unmoderated - filled with veiled hatred.
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I'm still trying to give them the time they've asked for. But I'm beginning to think my activism is better spent elsewhere.
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me too.
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...the local marches didn't follow the same spirit & esp hurt WWD & transgender women. That's the model to learn from
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I was lucky. My local women's march went beyond and explicitly included disabilities + trans + sex workers.
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Which was why I was hoping Cinci's science march would follow suit!
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...but their co-founders, all their admins and spokespeople are White & haven't publicly identified as representing the marginalised
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Conservatives have made science a liberal social issue. It's the result of putting facts to on the chopping block.
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