>here in india

Nononononono

nuff said

yes

No

Jesus

I don't think they have one of those yet

maybe obama?

Taco bell?

You don't understand equity it seems

no you don't understand that social equity is its own thing and social justice cannot literally be the same thing as social equity because ***words mean things***

```red is orange```

orange has red in it, that doesn't mean orange and red are the same

Think of it this way. In Social equality movements, people work for civil rights. In social equity, people work for social acceptance, like second wave feminists

how things have changed... now democrats fighting to save an amendment added by republicans and republicans taking about removing it

attempting to get the same rights that others have is an equality movement

not an equity movement

i think you mean first wave feminists.

No

Second wave

Yo guys is Emily Molli - JDM_WAAAT?

The suffragettes worked for equal *rights*

social equity is also a terrible part of social justice tbh

@Alex G no

who the fuck is emily?

JDM is an admin in multiple discord servers

oh thx

preventing total failure is good, social equity is a horrible pipe dream and part of why social justice is terrible but that's a more in-depth subject

@oprahsminge she works on tim's third channel

Subverse

there's a third channel?

Title IX is second wave feminists.

And she's the girl on the podcasts

I miss Tim's subverse podcasts with Emily

Tim knows girls?

social equity is an attempt to create equality of outcome, which is absurd given that people are all different

which is especially funny when tim advocates for people to figure out their own shit and not just do what they're told and expect handouts, but you're using that as a defense of his support of social justice

I agree with him on too many things to not assume he has a bad definition of social justice until I find out from him specifically, which now I can watch his video and see what "social justice becoming too extreme" is to him.

@oprahsminge Girl on the left

"can social justice go too far" not thinking that it went too far like 5 years ago is one of my top reasons for my belief that he's got a bad definition.

"social justice is a good thing when it creates equality of opportunity"
@Abel quote from early in his recent video, directly refuting your equity argument.