1) That discussions of racism in science make them incensed, while racism is not their concern. @ScienceMarchDC @march4sciencela #marginsci
Scientists bringing to light issues as we hold @ScienceMarchDC @march4sciencela accountable for diversity>equity/access/inclusion #marginsci
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2) That anti-racism in science is someone else's problem, even as they ignore the experts.
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3) That URM are seen as a threat to peace & we should stay silent if we want to be included.
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4) URM who do SO MUCH unpaid labour to make science better & more inclusive need to do even more
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5) On top of educating & fighting for our survival URM should make racists feel ok about racism.
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6) Despite URM having extensive experience organising social protests, White people should lead.
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7) That URM are "ruining"
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Anyone who can't "see" or understand racism in science us not fit to lead a protest movement.
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