Megan Elizabeth Morris — Mack, Max, Mo, & Megan the M — delves into the intricate relationship between economic capacity and media representation in our society. These dynamics shape the collective body we all belong to.
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Megan Elizabeth Morris — Mack, Max, Mo, & Megan the M — delves into the intricate relationship between economic capacity and media representation in our society. These dynamics shape the collective body we all belong to.
Read more: https://www.intuitivepublicradio.network/p/235-intuitive-economic-and-media
- Exploring the critical role of integrating every part of the collective body to maintain economic vitality.
- Addressing the issue of tokenism in media and the lack of consistent media privilege for the disabled and marginalized.
- The necessity for clear communication channels between severely affected individuals and the broader community.
- Sharing and building increased media privilege to equip more individuals with communication tools, prioritizing the restoration of physical and vocational recovery resourcing.
- The significance of including those in hardship within our community fabric and the push towards functional restoration without dependence on disability aids or monetization.
00:00 Invisible people lack collective media representation.
05:18 Many don't understand behavior; suffering is invisible.
12:09 Living in disconnected circumstances, seeking artificial solutions.
15:08 Impacts of artificial bridges on the collective body.
19:49 Collective body neglect leads to reduced capacities for all.
22:29 Inclusion and empowerment for the severely affected.
24:50 Importance of restoring true communication in society.
28:38 Seeking function, independence, and inclusion amid imperfection.
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