Annelise, thank you for this insightful essay. The way Kaori challenges institutional silence with presence and persistence speaks to me. Visibility isn’t just about being seen—it’s about making the absence undeniable. The cafeteria tray campaign was brilliant in that way, turning a question into something that couldn’t be scrolled past or ignored.
I keep thinking about how much communication shapes reality. The way we speak, the stories we tell, and the silences we break can shift entire systems. This piece reinforces that for me.
Annelise, thank you for this insightful essay. The way Kaori challenges institutional silence with presence and persistence speaks to me. Visibility isn’t just about being seen—it’s about making the absence undeniable. The cafeteria tray campaign was brilliant in that way, turning a question into something that couldn’t be scrolled past or ignored.
I keep thinking about how much communication shapes reality. The way we speak, the stories we tell, and the silences we break can shift entire systems. This piece reinforces that for me.