@antifascistdad: Are you ever politically, culturally, medically in the position in which you know your story will not be believed? You are up against testimonial injustice. Do you ever know something is wrong and you don't have the terms to describe it, and so you feel you will remain invisible? You are up against hermeneutical injustice. Miranda Fricker's 2007 book is a banger. #EpistemicInjustice, #MirandaFricker, #HermeneuticalInjustice, #WhoGetsToSpeak, #KnowledgeAndPower

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focusonno
mariam :
There is this quote among the lines of “ until the lion learns to speak every story will glorify the hunter “
2026-07-27 00:19:25
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jbsuds1
Apple User726233 :
Did my final masters project using the framework of epistemic injustice by Fricker to explain the real life examples provided by Naomi Klein in Doppelgänger. I can send it if you’d like - is pretty pertinent to your work.
2026-07-06 21:35:51
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zilchzilchzilch
Zilch :
"We feel free because we lack the very language to articulate our unfreedom." - Slavoj Žižek
2026-07-08 03:37:29
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officiallyagoodidea
officiallyagoodidea :
As someone who wasn’t born in Canada but grew up in Canada, I used to question whether it was my lack of intelligence as to why I didn’t do well in school, or if it was teacher biases and prejudices that led to neglect. I have taught myself many things over the years, and even gone back to concepts I had trouble with in high school and found that I didn’t actually have a learning disability.
2026-07-06 19:25:42
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flutterbye13
HeidiRenee🇨🇦 :
as a long undiagnosed autistic woman I feel this in my bones
2026-07-06 16:25:54
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lacatriona
LaCatriona🇨🇦 :
I would be really interested to hear more of your experience as an autism parent.
2026-07-06 18:24:25
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bumboycum
wasterboy :
Everything about the way you spoke, framed this, delivered, was very well put together and considerate of the recipient. Thank you.
2026-07-06 16:25:10
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thebrittca
Brittca :
As someone constantly in contact with the medical system … this is felt deeply.
2026-07-06 23:50:31
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elisa.court13
Elisa.Court :
I experienced so often growing up. I became a counsellor to help other autistic people. As an autistic counsellor - I did something I called aligning perspectives. One of the processes I created would be where I would give examples of how I was interpreting their experiences based on my own experiences or knowledge - I would call them stepping stones - and then they would say yes, no or sort of. And we would work together to create a defined understanding of experiences. I realized early on that definitions of words and experiences rarely were defined the same by two people. And when people were triggered - their definitions changed again. I learned and they learned in every session, because our joint experiences informed eachother. Thank you for this recommendation. I will definitely pick up this book!
2026-07-07 05:12:30
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eds_zebrattitude
EDS_Zebrattitude :
My experience is with the NHS where I was not believed to have a chronic illness, Ehlers Danlos, it took me 49 years to get a diagnosis, another few years to start to get pain management treatment, longer to get doctors to understand that there are complications because of EDS. So once I woke during surgery, once I didn’t wake up. I spent 4 weeks in hospital for a gallbladder infection which the NHS didn’t diagnose as the symptoms are different for people who have EDS. I almost died. Then I wasn’t diagnosed for another infection which left me in hospital for 3 weeks. It took me 5 years to be able to see a neurosurgeon and as a result I now need complex surgery. That affected my pregnancies, loosing 4 children. I lost my job. I missed funding opportunities for my startup. I was and still am insulted for claiming PIP. My PIP interview took 5 hours and left me bedridden for 2 weeks. Etc… what did I do? It’s a genetic condition. Might as well euthanise me but i can’t see how people like can survive this. I am. Er
2026-07-06 22:11:59
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researchwithlynn
Lynn • PhD(s) & Academic Tips :
I love love love love Fricker’s work!
2026-07-06 17:26:34
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brenda.fatchops
Brenda Fatchops 🍉 :
Thank you for this - I've just learnt something new and had a feeling articulated and explained that makes total sense 😭😭
2026-07-11 17:55:34
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icecold_medusa
rey_mister.io :
This is so useful. Thank you
2026-07-06 16:14:47
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moruscoettu
Mare :
Thank you! I follow and value your analysis and perspective. This is the best of all your videos, in my view. It was very moving for me personally, as an activist, and a child and family therapist.
2026-07-07 03:43:27
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twylahlah
twylahlah :
I just finished this book! SUCH an important read
2026-07-07 01:49:45
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pdkxo
pdkxo :
Great post and I have to get Frickers book. I research power/knowledge and how certain forms of knowledge and knowing become invisibilised. Thanks for sharing!
2026-07-07 06:06:29
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para_mowgli
Kelvin Zomer93 :
I love her work!
2026-07-06 19:35:52
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kimmadler234
Kim :
This makes so much sense. Thank you.
2026-07-06 13:38:57
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coralie.delhaye
Coralie Delhaye :
Amazing
2026-07-06 19:45:12
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griddleturtle
griddleTurtle :
I love your videos.
2026-07-08 06:03:43
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polamanygnat
Sara / Jonatan :
thank you for this, it's so important
2026-07-07 02:27:01
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dannyh84
Adam :
this is why it is so important to provide language to survivors
2026-07-07 07:52:50
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kitkatbaddiewhack
kitkatbaddiewhack :
This book sounds dope
2026-07-06 16:05:00
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nietzsah
Nitzah :
What an excellent recommendation, thanks! This was insightful.
2026-07-06 18:07:50
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auntblaze
🔻inanna’s sister🔻 :
I always learn something when i watch a video of yours.
2026-07-06 22:27:50
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