Ledger of Government Denials

A survivor-authored archive of systemic rejection patterns. Documenting what they said. Decoding what they meant.

Why This Ledger Exists

Government rejections are often cloaked in generic language, vague justifications, and decision-maker discretion. This ledger preserves these phrases and translates their real-world impact through survivor-led interpretation. It is not a complaints page — it is a tool for ethical documentation, institutional memory, and pattern recognition.

Governed by the McLoughlin Charter.

🧾 Denial Ledger Entries

ID	Date	Official Phrase Used	Glossary Translation	Decision Source	Region	SSA Notes
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Want to Add a Denial?

You can submit anonymously or with attribution. All submissions are reviewed for glossary tagging. [Submit a Denial Phrase]

What Happens After You Submit?

✅ Your response is recorded securely
It goes into a protected ledger governed by the McLoughlin Charter.
🧠 Your phrase is reviewed for glossary tagging
We translate confusing language into plain meaning.
🧾 It becomes part of the public ledger
Only with your permission — and always anonymously if you chose.
🕊️ This helps build collective evidence
So no one has to fight alone — and patterns can be seen.

If you're feeling unsure or anxious, you're not alone. You can take your time, come back later, or ask someone you trust to help. Submitting even one phrase makes a difference.

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