Today's Daily Spotlight: @sungsubilly and @sangsuk__ report on queer South Koreans' fight to end decades of discrimination.
“Our goal is to make 2021 the first year with an anti-discrimination law in Korea,” Choi Gio tells TIME https://t.co/YIkHrah1qe
우버가 “7만명 이상의 운전���사를 노동자로 대우한다”고 선언했다. 영국 대법원이 우버 운전기사는 “자영업자가 아닌 노동자”라고 판결한 데 따른 조처다.
운전기사에겐 최저임금(시간당 8.72파운드, 약 1만4000원)과 유급 휴가, 연금 혜택을 부여한다.
https://t.co/d4UboGKi5Q
"The LGBTQ movement is supposedly built to empower diversity, and yet the irony of much mainstream queer advocacy is that it remains quite rigid and homogeneous in its worldview."
UGH yes
The moderator asking the floor to Step up and Step back, to allow trans folks who, more and more, are joining the upper echelons of academia, to take leadership roles and lead the research that bolsters voices from their own community.
Now, THAT is allyship in action. #APHA2019