I love this piece, can you guys suggest how one possessing privilege, may go about ethical witnessing in a practical way? How’s does one affirm an experience of the oppressed in the micro context of social and informal dialogue? How do we teach the privilege to not centre themselves as naturally self interested beings, and do you feel shame is inherently a part of the development of an ethical witness?
I love this piece, can you guys suggest how one possessing privilege, may go about ethical witnessing in a practical way? How’s does one affirm an experience of the oppressed in the micro context of social and informal dialogue? How do we teach the privilege to not centre themselves as naturally self interested beings, and do you feel shame is inherently a part of the development of an ethical witness?