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Diversity of content (=representing all known significant views) is not guaranteed by engineering diversity among editors. Diversity of content is already thoroughly diffused within academia, with abundant 'queer', 'indigenous,' 'minorities' chairs, faculties, study programmes. The problem is, getting editors to read that material and harvest it for articles. You don't need to be homosexual to write one of the outstanding works on Japanese homosexuality (Gary Leupp). You don't need to be a pederast to write a great survey of the practice in classical Greece (Félix Buffière); some of the best works on Christiantiy have been written by Jews (Géza Vermes); some of the most powerful documentary indictments of the genocide of Amerindians were written by colonizers like Bartolomé de las Casas; the besat accounts we shall probably ever have of the Barasana are the two volumes by the Cambridgean scholars Stephen and Christine Hugh-Jones, who have conserved an immense amount of the lore and life of that 500 strong community that will be invaluable to those who survive the predictable destruction of their traditional world; no one looks to a Nazi to understand what Nazism is, or a card-carrying Communist to understand Communism, or to Billy Graham's screeds to understand evangelism, etc.etc. Rednecks think of themselves as a discriminated minority. To do you have be a Republican to grasp Republicanism? This idea that the authenticity of an account is vouchsafed only by legitimate origins is devastatingly dangerous. -- Nishidani, 13 August 2019
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