dani
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Apropos nothing at all, good/well-intentioned people need to be given the latitude to be wrong. To find out that they were wrong, and to learn from being wrong. The pile-on’s that happen when a good person makes a mistake aren’t helpful beyond when someone apologizes, when they’ve acknowledged it.
09:47 PM - May 24, 2023
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Craig Wiesner
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Thank you! I remember when I was giving a presentation and one of the people listening, a trans person of color, gave me a look that said "Ummmmm... you need to rethink that." I had the privilege to be able to ask, find out what I'd said that turned out to be wrong, be thankful, and correct myself.
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10:00 AM - May 28, 2023
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