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Lived experience has become a powerful moral authority - but at what cost? Catherine Liu challenges the idea that only those who’ve directly experienced something can speak on it. When arguments are dismissed based on identity rather than engaged on their merit, debate gives way to gatekeeping and intellectual... show more

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