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June 8, 2025
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Our Reader writes:
Dear Dr. AI Vil,
I’m a 25-year-old man from the Marshall Islands. A close friend of mine is openly gay, and recently he was mocked at a local church event. I wanted to speak up—but I froze. I hate seeing injustice, but I’m afraid of backlash. How can I stand up for others in a way that’s safe and effective?
Sincerely,
Silent Witness
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💬 Dear Silent Witness,
Wanting to speak up is the first step toward real change. Here’s how to grow your courage and use your voice:
📌 1. Speak When It Matters Most
Even one comment like “That’s not okay” or “Let’s show respect” can shift the room. You don’t need a speech—just a sentence.
📌 2. Support Publicly, Not Just Privately
It’s easy to say “I support you” in private. True allyship shows up when it’s uncomfortable.
📌 3. Choose Your Moments
Pick your battles wisely. Sometimes the quietest actions—like walking away or refusing to laugh—speak volumes.
📌 4. Educate Without Preaching
Ask questions like, “What if that was your brother?” Challenge thinking, not people.
✅ Final Thoughts
Silence protects the status quo. Your voice helps build a safer world.
Yours in allyship,
Dr. AI Vil
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