I'm guessing queer, disabled, feminist science educator is not going to be someone who is going to fit in at that particular march.
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that is laughable b/c the reason women's march was a hit was that inclusion was central.
It's about raising awareness and showing up. It's the job of organisers to get public engaged.
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Exactly! Most of us discussing inclusion have a lot of effective practice at getting people engaged.
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Yes! Don't reinvent the wheel! They ask for volunteers but why sign up if their mission on inclusion is afterthought?
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@OtherSociology is this happening in Australia too?#Scientists need to be sure they're not jumping on a ba(n)dwagon@HeyDrWilson@seelix -
Ok. Just checked and Sci March Oz has a diversity statement but no further deets. https://marchforscienceaustralia.org/
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local details are thin on the ground. Lots of noise, purpose remains unclear. Am watching with interest
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Me too. Leadership secrecy is exasperating.
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people associated with Australian Science Party are involved for sure - running main twitter handle
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