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2019-01-20T09:35:21Z

The Pragmatics of "Safe Space" in an Anarchist Hackerspace

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	Be Excellent to Each Other.		Be Excellent to Each Other.

	We do have an Anti-Harassment Policy, which explains in detail various extrapolations of Being Excellent as they apply to the best practices of interpersonal relations in the context of a hackerspace.		We do have an Anti-Harassment Policy[https://www.noisebridge.net/wiki/Anti-Harassment_Policy], which explains in detail various extrapolations of Being Excellent as they apply to the best practices of interpersonal relations in the context of a hackerspace.

	If Noisebridge could ever be declared a "safe space", it would be necessary to answer the entailed question, "a safe space for whom?"		If Noisebridge could ever be declared a "safe space", it would be necessary to answer the entailed question, "a safe space for whom?"

2019-01-20T09:34:48Z

Nonclinical "Safe Spaces" Merely Privilege the Dominant Culture

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	== Nonclinical "Safe Spaces" Merely Privilege the Dominant Culture ==		== Nonclinical "Safe Spaces" Merely Privilege the Dominant Culture ==

	Numerous studies have shown that they predominantly privilege the perspectives of the dominant culture, which -- especially in the Bay Area -- tends to end up being racially white. As a consequence, [minority voices become further marginalized][https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/life-in-the-intersection/201707/creating-safe-spaces], as the fear of saying something critical makes the space feel anything but safe for them.		Numerous studies have shown that they predominantly privilege the perspectives of the dominant culture, which -- especially in the Bay Area -- tends to end up being racially white. As a consequence, minority voices become further marginalized[https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/life-in-the-intersection/201707/creating-safe-spaces], as the fear of saying something critical makes the space feel anything but safe for them.

	Another definition of a "safe space" [found in the wild][https://www.dosomething.org/us/campaigns/safe-space-flag/action] is the following:		Another definition of a "safe space" found in the wild[https://www.dosomething.org/us/campaigns/safe-space-flag/action] is the following:

	Safe Spaces are specific areas where bullying isn't tolerated.		Safe Spaces are specific areas where bullying isn't tolerated.

2019-01-20T09:33:59Z

some thoughts.

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-See these:
+Noisebridge may or may not be a "safe space".  This is a controversial subject.
 * [[Community Standards]]
 * [[Anti-Harassment Policy]]

2017-05-10T04:48:26Z

New page

See these:

* [[Community Standards]]
* [[Anti-Harassment Policy]]