Riposto le parole del progetto “UBUNTU. Per un lessico dell'integrazione” promossa dall’ @ufficio_antidiscriminazioni, a cura di @arcigay.ite@retedonnetransfemminista per la XVII Settimana d'Azione contro il razzismo, al quale ho avuto il piacere di partecipare illustrandone le riflessioni.
Il progetto ha preso forma in un laboratorio di costruzione di parole capaci di generare la sensazione di sentirsi parte di una comunità. Ci siamo raccontatə a cuore aperto e abbiamo scelto con cura quelle parole che avrebbero portato con sé trasformazione e cura per l'altrə, consapevoli del peso e della leggerezza che una parola porta con sé.
Invito tuttə a spulciare gli account dell'associazione per guardare tutte e quindici le parole splendidamente illustrate e leggerne i pensieri.
Non sono particolarmente ferrata nell'uso delle parole, a volte non mi escono perché ce ne sono troppe tra cui scegliere, altre volte non ce ne sono affatto. Credo però che il tempo dedicato a prendere la parola giusta per costruire e non distruggere, sia prezioso e mai sprecato.
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Impulse blogging such as this is done on a keyboard with my computer. I use a Linux OS called Ubuntu and I’m currently using a simple editor called “From Scratch“. It’s very basic and it just looks a lot like an old fashioned green computer screen with type font.
from scratch screenshot
The keyboard is an external wireless bluetooth keyboard that’s indestructible. I can beat on it like a…
An anthropologist offered to children in African tribes the following game: he puts a fruit basket near a tree and tells the children that the first to reach the fruit will win the whole basket: “When I told them to start running, they all held hands, ran together and sat down to enjoy the fruits together. When I asked them why they did so, provided that if one of them had gone to the fruits first, they’d all be just for him, they said: "Ubuntu, how can one of us to be happy when others are sad? ”“
The word "ubuntu” has no exact translation in “civilized world” - it means “I am because we are” …
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