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Media Silence & Public Amnesia — Why We Stop Talking About Elite Abuse So Quickly
Photo by Fujiphilm on Unsplash Epstein Series — Part 7 Every time an elite abuse scandal breaks, the pattern is the same: Outrage.Headlines.Think pieces.Public shock. And then — quiet. Not justice.Not systemic change.Just distraction. The case of Jeffrey Epstein wasn’t buried because it lacked evidence. It was buried because power depends on forgetting. Feminist theory…
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Whose Bodies Are Disposable — Class, Gender, and the Economics of Exploitation
Photo by engin akyurt on Unsplash Epstein Series — Part 6 If exploitation were random, it would affect everyone equally. But it never does. Trafficking, sexual violence, and abuse overwhelmingly target the same groups — again and again: • poor girls• runaway youth• unhoused children• girls in foster systems• migrants• those without legal or social…
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The Myth of the Lone Monster — Why Epstein Wasn’t an Exception, He Was a System
Photo by Keller Chewning on Unsplash Epstein Series — Part 5 There’s a story society loves to tell whenever powerful men are exposed for extreme abuse. It goes like this: He was a monster.A freak.An outlier.Something uniquely evil. And when that man is punished (or dies), the narrative closes. Justice served. Problem solved. But that…