[ SECRET POST #2944 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2944 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Social justice activist. I've seen it used as an alternative for SJW without getting the negative connection, but I think it's not that widely used?

[caerbannog]

I seeeeeeee. Don't know why the A didn't click.

It's weird but I never hear of SJW/SJA outside of the internet, even though involved in lots of SJ activities in real life...but then you're just a volunteer or employee and extremists generally are not wanted...

[(Anonymous)]

I think it might also have to do with a) people sometimes being a little more meek and cowardly off the internet where they don't have the protection of anonymity and b) even though that person further up disagrees, I think a lot of the SJWs on tumblr don't actually participate in rl activism.

[(Anonymous)]

I can see that. I also think that there just aren't that many of them as a percentage of the population. So much of the internet with all its little corners can act like an echo chamber where people just hang out with like-minded folks. Then it winds up looking like everyone in the country or even the whole world must care passionately about something and feels the same way about it, when in reality it's just not all that many people. So in the end you're statistically less likely to run into those people at school/work/whatever.