Guess what's on the front of the @ScienceMarchDC page? It's the co-opting of #maginsci by those who resisted diversity & who excluded URM!pic.twitter.com/eDObPzDi0m
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2/ "FutureOfScience" beside #marginsci": aside from the fact that this is terrible social marketing (TWO hashtags for same activity
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...What's the purpose of "What do you want the future to be?" March passed; they excluded URM who were proactive on diversity. #marginsci
3/ #Marginsci is used for conversation led by whom? No attribution to Dr @ThePurplePage. No connection to those who contributed to critique
4/ #Marginsci subsumed. Attempt to override current conversation by talking about "future" & "most negatively affected." No mention of URM
Classic whitewashing of social protest movement. Minorities have been removed. Coversation appears to be about any/everybody. #marginsci
5/ "Share your personal stories & experiences, resources, & reflections at the intersection of science, society, & the future." #marginsci
Wow. Ignored #intersectionality at the march, appears to evoke it here, but in fact removes concept from its anti-racist meaning. #marginsci
Digital postcards don't even work. So what's the point? The co-opting, because of unclear language, could be perceived to mean "science."
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