This video and the associated paper are excellent. It has really changed my view of things to consider what second and third order violence might be taking plac

This video and the associated paper are excellent. It has really changed my view of things to consider what second and third order violence might be taking place. I suspect it's a sort of half dozen or one and six of the other argument for a lot of social justice agendas today. I think the difference is that the anti-violence argument routes around identity and focuses on harmful acts. And perhaps a significant difference in the agency level of the victims of these acts.