I also think it’s a good example for those of us who, in this moment, are on the backfoot when it comes to policy direction.
It shows how to make the argument with clarity, with grace and in good faith.
Much more powerful than sneering, smug posturing or purity tests.
This long read from Daisy is rightly getting a lot of attention. It sets out where we’ve been, where we are and where we’re now going.
It shows that, even if a policy shift is inevitable, we needn’t repeat mistakes from the past.
Anyone with policy influence must read.