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@tanvir_h there’s a lot of good podcasts. Reni Eddo-Lodge is nice. Then@galdemzine also do a lot of interesting writings. (Zines have kind of been the progressive form of media for the past decade).@SistersUncut might do talks.https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/about-race-with-reni-eddo-lodge/id1353151856 …
Academics circles aren’t at the forefront’s of EDI convos — makes sense, they’re not activists. (Tbh; I’ve assumed intersectional feminism was mainstream since 2012 — roughly when I first got involved). We’re almost a decade into fourth wave feminism.
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@tanvir_h focus on media from activists as they push the narrative is becoming mainstream; I’ve learnt a lot. __ White feminism focuses solely on the oppression of white women — mostly middle class women. They lead the narrative in earlier waves. They’re not allies -
And of course, latterly, many have been using their 'feminism' as a shield for their transphobia. From anything such as opposing gender neutral toilets on campus to engaging in some pretty dodgy 'feminist' scholarship.
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I agree, I just feel that those of us actively engaged in EDI work in academic spaces need to keep listening, & put in the time/effort to learn & to educate ourselves. There can often be a misconception that all that is needed to do this work is good intentions.
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True. Although having good intentions is at least better than not having them. Or having actively exclusionary very bad intentions. And there's plenty of the latter left in academia, sadly.
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