A captured servant girl told her master’s wife where he could be healed. Your voice matters even when you have no title.

Useful information does not care who is holding it. The person with no rank in the room is often the one who happens to know the thing that fixes it, and the only obstacle is their sense that it is not their place to speak. Titles decide who gets asked. They do not decide who knows.

This week, when you can see what would help and nobody has asked you, say it once, plainly, without apologising for having said it. At practice, in class, on a shift. If it gets ignored, you have still learned you are someone who speaks.