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The use of “dark,” “black,” or “shade” as a synonym for “bad” is a micro-aggression that results in macro-oppression. 
The constant devaluing of darkness pushes the narrative that dark is evil even though the visual spectrum does not confer morality.

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Dudley's Sir Lenny Henry urges media to tackle inequality head-on https://t.co/NNKcyTZy6T

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Sir Lenny Henry has called on the UK media industry to confront racism, sexism, ableism and inequality head-on, warning that retreating from conversations about diversity risks weakening both journalism and democracy.https://t.co/SRILitgf1d

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@sdut The use of “dark,” “black,” or “shade” as a synonym for “bad” is a micro-aggression that results in macro-oppression. The constant devaluing of darkness pushes the narrative that dark is evil even though the visual spectrum does not confer morality.

#ChangeLanguageChangeMinds

[OriginOfAlphabet @OriginofABCs]

@sdut The use of “dark,” “black,” or “shade” as a synonym for “bad” is a micro-aggression that results in macro-oppression. The constant devaluing of darkness pushes the narrative that dark is evil even though the visual spectrum does not confer morality.

#ChangeLanguageChangeMinds

[OriginOfAlphabet @OriginofABCs]

@sdut The use of “dark,” “black,” or “shade” as a synonym for “bad” is a micro-aggression that results in macro-oppression. The constant devaluing of darkness pushes the narrative that dark is evil even though the visual spectrum does not confer morality.

#ChangeLanguageChangeMinds

[OriginOfAlphabet @OriginofABCs]

@sdut The use of “dark,” “black,” or “shade” as a synonym for “bad” is a micro-aggression that results in macro-oppression. The constant devaluing of darkness pushes the narrative that dark is evil even though the visual spectrum does not confer morality.

#ChangeLanguageChangeMinds

[OriginOfAlphabet @OriginofABCs]

@sdut The use of “dark,” “black,” or “shade” as a synonym for “bad” is a micro-aggression that results in macro-oppression. The constant devaluing of darkness pushes the narrative that dark is evil even though the visual spectrum does not confer morality.

#ChangeLanguageChangeMinds

[OriginOfAlphabet @OriginofABCs]

@sdut The use of “dark,” “black,” or “shade” as a synonym for “bad” is a micro-aggression that results in macro-oppression. The constant devaluing of darkness pushes the narrative that dark is evil even though the visual spectrum does not confer morality.

#ChangeLanguageChangeMinds

[OriginOfAlphabet @OriginofABCs]

@sdut The use of “dark,” “black,” or “shade” as a synonym for “bad” is a micro-aggression that results in macro-oppression. The constant devaluing of darkness pushes the narrative that dark is evil even though the visual spectrum does not confer morality.

#ChangeLanguageChangeMinds

[OriginOfAlphabet @OriginofABCs]

@sdut The use of “dark,” “black,” or “shade�� as a synonym for “bad” is a micro-aggression that results in macro-oppression. The constant devaluing of darkness pushes the narrative that dark is evil even though the visual spectrum does not confer morality.

#ChangeLanguageChangeMinds

[OriginOfAlphabet @OriginofABCs]

@sdut The use of “dark,” “black,” or “shade” as a synonym for “bad” is a micro-aggression that results in macro-oppression. The constant devaluing of darkness pushes the narrative that dark is evil even though the visual spectrum does not confer morality.

#ChangeLanguageChangeMinds

[OriginOfAlphabet @OriginofABCs]

@sdut The use of “dark,” “black,” or “shade” as a synonym for “bad” is a micro-aggression that results in macro-oppression. The constant devaluing of darkness pushes the narrative that dark is evil even though the visual spectrum does not confer morality.

#ChangeLanguageChangeMinds

[OriginOfAlphabet @OriginofABCs]

@sdut The use of “dark,” “black,” or “shade” as a synonym for “bad” is a micro-aggression that results in macro-oppression. The constant devaluing of darkness pushes the narrative that dark is evil even though the visual spectrum does not confer morality.

#ChangeLanguageChangeMinds

[OriginOfAlphabet @OriginofABCs]

@sdut The use of “dark,” “black,” or “shade” as a synonym for “bad” is a micro-aggression that results in macro-oppression. The constant devaluing of darkness pushes the narrative that dark is evil even though the visual spectrum does not confer morality.

#ChangeLanguageChangeMinds

[OriginOfAlphabet @OriginofABCs]

@sdut The use of “dark,” “black,” or “shade” as a synonym for “bad” is a micro-aggression that results in macro-oppression. The constant devaluing of darkness pushes the narrative that dark is evil even though the visual spectrum does not confer morality.

#ChangeLanguageChangeMinds

[OriginOfAlphabet @OriginofABCs]

@sdut The use of “dark,” “black,” or “shade” as a synonym for “bad” is a micro-aggression that results in macro-oppression. The constant devaluing of darkness pushes the narrative that dark is evil even though the visual spectrum does not confer morality.

#ChangeLanguageChangeMinds

[OriginOfAlphabet @OriginofABCs]

@sdut The use of “dark,” “black,” or “shade” as a synonym for “bad” is a micro-aggression that results in macro-oppression. The constant devaluing of darkness pushes the narrative that dark is evil even though the visual spectrum does not confer morality.

#ChangeLanguageChangeMinds

[OriginOfAlphabet @OriginofABCs]

@sdut The use of “dark,” “black,” or “shade” as a synonym for “bad” is a micro-aggression that results in macro-oppression. The constant devaluing of darkness pushes the narrative that dark is evil even though the visual spectrum does not confer morality.

#ChangeLanguageChangeMinds

[OriginOfAlphabet @OriginofABCs]

@sdut The use of “dark,” “black,” or “shade” as a synonym for “bad” is a micro-aggression that results in macro-oppression. The constant devaluing of darkness pushes the narrative that dark is evil even though the visual spectrum does not confer morality.

#ChangeLanguageChangeMinds

[OriginOfAlphabet @OriginofABCs]

@sdut The use of “dark,” “black,” or “shade” as a synonym for “bad” is a micro-aggression that results in macro-oppression. The constant devaluing of darkness pushes the narrative that dark is evil even though the visual spectrum does not confer morality.

#ChangeLanguageChangeMinds