Another day, another great thread by by @OtherSociology. FFS @ScienceMarchDC, get it together.https://twitter.com/othersociology/status/836767947745943553 …
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combine that with the comments from other scientists - telling us not to build this. Maybe its time to listen.
The message has not been "don't build this." The message has been, make this event inclusive & honour intersectionality. @sciencequiche
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But we were slowly making progress. The feedback I've gotten on twitter and elsewhere is that isn't fast enough.
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Correct - intersectionality has been handled poorly and too slowly
@sciencequiche#marginsci
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And I think the work I've done on my piece of the march has honored inclusivity and intersectionality.
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So organisation of march is atomised not cohesive. Tell us about honouring
#intersectionality in your piece of the march,@sciencequiche
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You can see that reflected in who is running satellite marches and the messages some, not all, have been sharing
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How have YOU contributed to this
@sciencequiche? What do you mean by intersectionality?
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the comments from you don't say that - but I have been told otherwise on twitter. which is fine.
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for many, especially those in areas where these terms are "new", its been humbling and brave to see in action.
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I understand and respect that.
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