Melma Podcast - Capire la disuguaglianza
Di Pietro Baroni, Davide Borri e Alessandro Sahebi La melma è la componente più pesante della palude, quella che sta sul fondo, compatta. La melma si attacca alle scarpe, è una zavorra, un fastidio. Come sono un fastidio coloro che, nolenti, stanno alla base della piramide della società. I poveri, gli emarginati, i perdenti di un gioco truccato che chiamiamo meritocrazia. Degli ultimi si parla poco, degli ultimi si parla male. Ma, contrariamente da quanto è detto dalla narrazione comune, sono gli ultimi che costruiscono il mondo con la loro forza, il loro sangue e il loro sudore. La melma, quando esce dalla palude diventa fango e con il fango si costruiscono i mattoni. Sono gli ultimi che edificano la realtà, la narrazione dominante toglie loro questo merito. Melma Podcast cerca di ribaltarla. Proviamo a parlare di disuguaglianza, magari sbagliando.
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