“Ignorance is a silent way to support inequities”
DEFINITION
Ignoring solutions that could assist targets of inequality.
EXPLANATION
| CLARIFICATIONS Ignorance could be social, professional, or formal. |
| EXEMPLIFICATIONS Those who abet inequalities via professional or formal ignorance are usually held accountable. While reversing their ignorance is not guaranteed, they are likely to comply with solutions due to the stigma associated with immoral ignorance. Social ignorance is frequently the precursor to untraceable inequities or even lethal circumstances. Partially due to the fact there is little or no accountability for inequities in the quieter aspects of the social crowd. Social Vices are frequently controlled to abet inequalities. Manufactured Social Alienation is a primary catalyst. Once combined with ignorance, it leverages social influence, for structured unequal purposes. |
| AFFIRMATIONS Ignorance of inequities can lead to long term systematic inequalities. |
| CONSIDERATIONS Ignorance can be both knowingly and unknowingly abetted. It can be hard to trace, and could become an unaccountable form of inequality. Adequate leadership is mandatory to identify, and properly instruct people when this is transpiring. |
THESIS
Abetting Via Ignorance is a silent way to support inequalities.
EQUAL ADVANCED RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT (EARD) OBJECTIVES
- Identify and quantify the parameters of Abetting Via Ignorance.
- Identify and quantify methods to detect Abetting Via Ignorance.
- Establish effective methods to prevent Abetting Via Ignorance.
TECHNICAL WRITING BY:
D S Reid