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E Page, sub 1 Elevating Voices 2

October 22, 2025
As terrifying as things we see are, perhaps more terrifying are the things that, once seen, cannot be unseen…The point of the purposeful narrative, of the ethical story, is to...
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A page, sub 3 Acknowledgement 6

October 22, 2025
Acknowledgement, according to the South African Truth and Reconciliation Committee (TRC), was an ‘affirmation that a person’s pain is real and worthy of attention…thus central to the restoration of the...
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A page, sub 2 Accountability 9

October 22, 2025
“Accountability is also about recognizing and accepting that we are necessary and wanted. It’s to understand that when we neglect ourselves, don’t care for ourselves, or are not working on...
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A page, sub 2 Accountability 8

October 22, 2025
[W]hen you hold someone accountable for hurtful behaviors and they feel shame, that’s not the same as shaming someone. I am responsible for holding you accountable in a respectful and...
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A page, sub 3 Acknowledgement 1

October 22, 2025
Having an opportunity to express feelings and have them acknowledged by others is frequently an important part of reaching emotional closure, but this is seldom enough for those who are...
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A page, sub 1 Abuse 19

October 22, 2025
An event is traumatizing, or re-traumatizing, only if it renders one diminished, which is to say psychically (or physically) more limited than before in a way that persists.
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C page, sub 6 Concepts 18

October 22, 2025
Confirmation bias is a cognitive bias where individuals favor information that confirms their preconceptions, often ignoring contradictory evidence…The three main types of confirmation bias include biased search for information, biased...
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