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 # Safe spaces, explained
 - The author introduces the paper by showcasing some of the negative ways in which safe spaces are viewed and understood.
-- The author then explains that safe spaces are a place where marginalized groups can feel welcome and accepted
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+- The author then explains that safe spaces are a place where marginalized groups can feel welcome and accepted
+- Distinction is made between psychological safety and physical safety
+- The first usages of the term "safe space" came from the 1960s, where same sex relationships were outlawed, so a safe space was a place where people were able to practice same sex relationships without being noticed by the cops. 
+- Examples of situations where the classical term "safe space" still applies exist in areas where queer individuals 
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