Grassroots org by students for students. Supporting freedom in education and choice. Trying to #endthedivide in our society.

Joined November 2021
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At their core, schools aren't interested in having open discussions on divisive topics - and without discussion, there can be no resolution. #endthedivide
Until we change our academic culture, real students will continue to suffer and perhaps be physically harmed.
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Until we change our academic culture, real students will continue to suffer and perhaps be physically harmed.
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Without learning to live with uncomfortable situations, we'll face years more of division, mistrust, and group think. #endthedivide
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Discomfort isn't the enemy. It's a signal you're moving outside lines you've set for yourself... and that's usually good.
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Recoil is there to protect you, but it can also prevent growth. Personal growth is our first priority if we actually want to #endthedivide in society.
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Many will not acknowledge their part in the creation of mass suffering, even when given space to do so. Use this to learn and grow instead of holding onto anger.
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3 years of pain, trauma, and loss will be swept under the rug if we cannot navigate post-C*vid pandemic discussions with love.
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DEI is a massive topic with many nuances. But one thing's been forgotten: We dishonor it when we make it into a parody of itself.
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When different methods create the same results - division, mistrust, rifts - they cannot be called a solution.
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If you fix exclusion by including some people at the expense of others, you aren't solving the problem.
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No politician or social system is a substitute for us putting in the hard work.
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Put thought into action. No one else will miraculously appear to "fix" things.
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Academia currently values PRESTIGE > QUALITY. When will that change? #education #AcademicTwitter
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Academia: "Listen to underrepresented voices." "But only if they're peer reviewed!" (a place of privilege and group consensus). We can't have it both ways. #education #AcademicTwitter
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Modern academia has a problem. Too often, scholars are celebrated for how well they conform to established opinions instead of for innovation. #education
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Things the 🇨🇦 government has been untruthful about in the last 100 years: A) Japanese internment camps. B) Residential schools. C) The 1970 October Crisis. Why should we suddenly assume they always tell the truth?
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Not to be dismal or anything :P
As Canadians, we often think we have no reason to be wary of our leaders. But "hindsight is 20/20." In other words, it's only 'fine' until it isn't - and then it's too late. #endthedivide
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As Canadians, we often think we have no reason to be wary of our leaders. But "hindsight is 20/20." In other words, it's only 'fine' until it isn't - and then it's too late. #endthedivide
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Trust in institutions is admirable, but blind faith can be dangerous.
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It's true that Canada has a pretty good track record of government/citizen trust compared to many countries. But 'pretty good' still isn't flawless.
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