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If you’re defending, dismissing, or diminishing the actions of Sarah Mojarad and her doxxing Twitter crew I encourage you to examine your own biases, ESPECIALLY if you are a healthcare worker
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I may be the first person to come forward this boldly and openly, but I am FAR from the first person this has happened to
It’s been a repeating pattern for months, almost every time she is attacking a trainee with a marginalized identity (POC, LGBT+, sex worker, disabled)
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It’s been a repeating pattern for months, almost every time she is attacking a trainee with a marginalized identity (POC, LGBT+, sex worker, disabled)
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This time she went as far as finding me, a person who has NEVER attempted to privately contact her who has had her blocked on Twitter for 7 months, by infiltrating Addisons Disease support groups and finding a young person from Florida
And then bragged about it publicly
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And then bragged about it publicly
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She called me a harasser, and directly threatened my career saying it was early in my career “to throw it all away”
She posted my (poorly censored) profile picture which was easily identifiable and linked back to me in less than an hour
That was a direct and public threat
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She posted my (poorly censored) profile picture which was easily identifiable and linked back to me in less than an hour
That was a direct and public threat
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She spent hours in a space meant for disabled people to connect and find solidarity in order to find ME and threaten me publicly
That is not ok
That is not acceptable
That is not safe
We need better for trainees
I will not let it happen to another person, so I spoke up
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That is not ok
That is not acceptable
That is not safe
We need better for trainees
I will not let it happen to another person, so I spoke up
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Link to my original thread here! https://twitter.com/drsomedaymaybe/status/1355212445661491203
