"we set up some radios at various villages, and now we're going to write an article in coded language and buzzwords because what we actually have to say is about a sentence long and doesn't sound deep and meaningful when you say:

doing things with other people slowly lets things get complicated and we don't think this is a bad thing, as it allows some failure occasionally."

I am clearly not the target audience of this article, though, as I find the coded language to get in the way of communication, rather than facilitate it. There might be people who feel a certain way reading those words to whom this might be aimed.

> Here’s some thoughts on opening an office for small political or social groups to organize.

> To do a thing correctly is to do a thing slowly. When you look deeper into most things you realize everything is complex in its own ways.

I think this is a translation.

It might also be written by someone who isn't a native English speaker. Most of these sentences are valid, but as you note, the wording is pretty strange, almost like they were written by someone who is choosing words from a dictionary without any knowledge of what sounds "natural".

Nah, this is full of identity studies jargon.