Posts Tagged ‘activist modus operandi’
Clarifications: In no way am I saying that the onus is on us to educate. In fact, you can scream in frustration, rage at people or seek out and carve out safe spaces for yourself all you want. I certainly have. But activism itself is a movement trying to make the world better for us. […]
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Tags: activism structure, activist modus operandi, meta-activism
Welcome once again to the Activist Modus Operandi Series. I’m sure you all remember the first AMO post I wrote, with its overall summary of the methods of communication. (If not, you should definitely read it. This material is not 101 and it expands off of the previous.) This particular post will go more in […]
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Tags: activist modus operandi, analogy, communication, health, kyriarchy, marginalization, meta-activism, nuker, privilege
There’s a saying out there. “Don’t toss the baby out with the bathwater.” There’s another saying out there. “Carpets get walked on.” Now you’re probably wondering why I’m talking about babies, bathwater and carpets. Well I’m not pregnant (hi, no uterus here), I tend to take showers (although a long soak is glorious) and I […]
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Tags: accountability, activist modus operandi, ally regulation, communication, kyriarchy, marginalization, meta-activism, privilege
Clarifications: This post is only regarding tactics, not people. The Nuker is not an inherently angry person, just uses anger and harshness to get the job done. Most people blend these methods together into varying combinations and there are many people who are unable to use many of these methods for whatever reason. When I […]
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Tags: activist modus operandi, analogy, appeaser, communication, emoter, kyriarchy, logic bomber, marginalization, meta-activism, nuker, privilege
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