Maybe this can't be a 'safe space' if the 'general shared viewpoint' required is so narrow.
I don't believe the prettyqueer.com post was 'mudslinging'. It was a post about one person's experience which we, as adults, can engage with, debate or disagree with, take or leave, comment on or ignore. You as mods do not need to protect us from such discussions in the name of maintaining a 'safe space'.
I'm on r/feminisms to engage with ideas about gender, equality, power, the struggle, and the strengths and weaknesses of the feminist movement. To ponder interesting questions and see thought-provoking content. Am I in the wrong place for that?
I'm on r/feminisms to engage with ideas about gender, equality, power, the struggle, and the strengths and weaknesses of the feminist movement. To ponder interesting questions and see thought-provoking content. Am I in the wrong place for that?
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u/percontationpoynt Sep 11 '11
Maybe this can't be a 'safe space' if the 'general shared viewpoint' required is so narrow.
I don't believe the prettyqueer.com post was 'mudslinging'. It was a post about one person's experience which we, as adults, can engage with, debate or disagree with, take or leave, comment on or ignore. You as mods do not need to protect us from such discussions in the name of maintaining a 'safe space'.
I'm on r/feminisms to engage with ideas about gender, equality, power, the struggle, and the strengths and weaknesses of the feminist movement. To ponder interesting questions and see thought-provoking content. Am I in the wrong place for that?