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Based in Guadalajara, Mexico, Jaramillo-Molina sees commonly held ideas like meritocracy as propping up a cultural hegemony that preserves economic inequality while blunting calls for redistribution.

At this point in our lives, we should know that a handful of people on social media saying something doesn't necessarily make it true. We should also know that people have different fun ideas: A-OK.