To summarize, the problem with inclusion efforts is that everything is fine until it inconveniences someone who is not used to be inconvenienced.
But if we changed the system to disable them, they might see it clearly.
So, let’s assume everyone needs something, and clear the way.
If we want our organizations to thrive, then we all need to thrive.
This powerful quote has been shared widely across the internet and in motivational speeches, though its exact origin remains unclear. What *is* clear is its message: the decline of education threatens the very foundation of society.
Capitalism, with its privatisation of education, is creating a deeply unequal future. America is a stark example—where a privileged minority now holds disproportionate control, while the majority is systematically left behind. The result? A society where opportunity is hoarded, and the potential of millions is stifled.
Education is the key to justice and progress. Let’s fight for a system that uplifts everyone, not just the few.
The fact anti-capitalist people are still using X/Twitter is a total joke. Like, are you even serious about your beliefs?!
If you call yourself an anti-capitalist and you're still scrolling on X/Twitter, what the actual fuck is wrong with you?! I'm so done with this bullshit. You're not a real activist - you're just playing pretend!
Capitalists using X? Whatever. I don't give a shit. But if you claim to be anti-capitalist and you're still consuming this corporate garbage platform? FUCK OFF. I'm cutting you out of my life completely.
Your performative activism ends here. Put up or shut up. Either delete the app and walk the walk, or admit you're just another hypocrite riding the trendy political wave.
I'm not here for fake revolutionaries who can't even disconnect from a billionaire's social media platform.
DONE.
Homelessness in the U.S. has reached record highs, fueled by affordable housing "shortages" and economic inequality. What policy reforms are needed to tackle these issues to provide stable housing for all?
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The environmental movement must break out of its echo chamber to drive real change. IP Guest Contributors explore how funders can lead the way. 
One thing is clear: healthcare systems are failing the people they’re supposed to serve.
But this isn’t just about healthcare - it’s about systemic exploitation, which is also reflected in housing, food, labor, and beyond. But there’s a way forward.
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The news from global politics isn’t promising, but we can respond by dedicating ourselves to what we believe in. Costanza Chock’s Design Justice offers essential guidelines. Let’s work towards a fairer, more inclusive future. @schockolatl @mitpress
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