Jonathan Mooney
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first heard Jun 2021
last heard Dec 2024
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But if you look at the disability scholarship, there's this notion of sort of embodied epistemology, which is the idea that you know the world
in a fundamentally different way as a result of your embodied experience.
And that as a result of being minority bodies, disabled bodies, even though they're a majority minority, because we're all temporarily able bodies, there's knowledge that comes about living, about life, about ethics, about morality,
from that embodied experience that isn't valuable in the transactional sense or the sense that's going to get you into Brown, but is valuable and meaningful to building a fuller picture and experience of what it means to be human.
That was 20 minutes.
So that was
great call.
Thanks for this.
This was, this was fun.
Yeah.
I just want to note it that I switched from coffee to water.
So I'm
going to, I'm going to be, I'm going to be, I don't know what I'm going to be, but I'll be less tangential is the, is the goal.
So it,
Let me make a real concrete example of a broader point that I think is a real chance for our work at scale.
So I went to school, Brown, like eight years ago, maybe five years ago, did this massive diversity audit.
I think that they spent millions of dollars on it.
And they wanted to figure out the gaps in where they were doing right or wrong in the mission of building an inclusive and diverse community on campus.
And subsequently, they had a whole bunch of dough that was going to go to remedying or remediating the gaps that came from the report.
And, you know, you all know where this is going.
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