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The document discusses the rise of a new global grassroots movement of empowered and disenfranchised groups around the world. It notes that traditional divisions are distractions and these groups are coming together, inspiring each other, and building independent networks that will have greater collective power than the privileged groups. It promotes Oximity as a "Network of Networks" that connects various grassroots organizations working for change around the world to empower neglected communities and spread news that matters.
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- 4. It’s about the empowered the disenfranchisedvs
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