Visibility is like this huge, stubborn spotlight that never stays where it’s supposed to. For most people, it's a minor issue—they step into the light with no problem. But for marginalized groups, that spotlight acts like it’s broken, flickering on and off, sometimes blinding, sometimes disappearing altogether. It’s like stepping onto a stage only to find out the script is written by someone who has no idea what your life is actually like. But, as exhausting as it can be to fight for visibility, is also one of the most powerful tools for change. The more people *see* the full, real versions of marginalized folks—the ones who are funny, angry, happy, messy, smart, imperfect—the more society adjusts that spotlight. Suddenly, it’s not about hiding in the shadows or forcing yourself into a box. It becomes a weapon for breaking down the walls between "us" and "them." That’s by the way anyway, I hope you enjoy the podcast