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The Hyper-Complex Use of Language in Activism
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What does it mean to steepen the learning curve in those areas that need the most democratization?
I've been trying to get involved in the area of what I call "orgs try'na save the world". But not the typical non-profits you first think of. Not the Greenpeaces, not the Amnestys, not the UNICEFs. No, the newer generation, the latest wave of sophisticated rebellion. Those communities who talk about interconnectedness and ecologies and the long now. (I don't want to throw any shade so I'll refrain from naming them) But you know, the ones you pay a hefty fee to be a founding member of, the ones who consider the future of civilization as a whole and want to fix all the problems at once (because
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