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Was und wie wurden die 3 langen Benin-Publikationen der Schweizer Ethnologin Hauser-Schäublin in der NZZ 2022/23 berücksichtigt? Wesentlich für eine kritische und im Grunde zustimmende Reaktion.
Whose voice are you willing to listen to? 11
Everyone. To me, what makes a difference is what is being talked about. I am always prepared to learn from people who know something because of experience, livelihood, and history. Especially when it comes to topics where the privilege I have has led me to be unhurt or “blind,” whilst I have to listen, the […]
Whose voice are you willing to listen to? 10
Las voces de los que fueron históricamente descartados, atacados e invisibilizados. (The voices of those who were historically discarded, attacked, and made invisible.)
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Those who are overlooked or unheard.
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Everyone, but especially the voices of those who could not be heard. Those that were/are affected.
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To the ones affected. White (and esp. Swiss) people tend to arrogantly claim that they know what’s best for groups of people whose struggles they don’t share, and I think it’s about time for that to end.
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I’d like to listen to all. But deciding on which to follow is a whole other thing… People I know, people I trust, people who have experience, people who have a stake in it and will be affected: a cauldron of opinions and feelings that can either mix or separate or maybe even explode!
Whose voice are you willing to listen to? 05
My family’s voice. Various, to see various views
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To them who speak up and tell the truth, no objective truth…only social consensus.
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Not the white ones – (response) yeah bro!