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🏴 @JennyLConstable, who voted No in 2014, eloquently explains why she would vote for independence in a future referendum on Scotland’s future.
- Scotland being told that voting No in #IndyRef would mean remaining in EU.
- Scotland’s remain vote being ignored after #EUref.
- Scotland being told that voting No in #IndyRef would mean remaining in EU.
- Scotland’s remain vote being ignored after #EUref.
In my view, one of the best things about 2014 was the many new articulate voices that came to the fore during #IndyRef. Each person that makes there voice heard gives others the confidence to do the same.
Those who already have a significant platform can help by sharing it with others. There’s a new generation waiting to be heard.
For example, during #IndyRef women were (and still are) underrepresented in the political debate. I put forward the idea that National Collective would only open media bids to women (unless self-organised) and our organisers group agreed that we would take that approach.
