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Identity, Power, and Speech with Olúfẹ́mi Táíwò

The Dig

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Deference Epistemology

Suffering is partial, short sighted and self absorbed. We shouldn't have politics that expects different pression. Is not a prep school. How does deference epistemology rely upon this conveying of a sort of pedagogical status upon suffering and drama? And why, contrary to conventional wisdom, is that neither accurate nor helpful? The world contains the depths of violence and despair, where we could test this theory out. You could go to places post genicide, you could see how character building of an experience trome was. I just don't understand the reverence that trama holds in some political corners. That's not what it means to me. It strikes me as

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