The Shoes And Class: A Journey from Dust to Brands
Explore the cultural significance of shoes and class as powerful symbols of social status and identity.
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The Radio That Mobilized People: From Voice of Hope to Propaganda Tool
Explore the evolution of radio that mobilized people and its profound impact on communication.
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The Keys and Locks We Locked the World With: How Security Tools Became Symbols of Fear and Discrimination?
How Keys and Locks transformed from a means of security into a symbol of isolation, class, and societal control.
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The Pot That Cooked Together: How Cooking Pots Shaped Our Collective Identity?
How cooking pots were a reflection of poverty, generosity, and tradition.
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The Rolling Suitcase: From a Travel Tool to a Symbol of Escape and Separation
How the Rolling Suitcase Became a Reflection of Migration, Class Tourism, and Societal Change.
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The Glove: Protection or Isolation? How We Wore It to Connect and Distance
The glove and its evolution between medicine, fashion, politics, and class isolation.
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The Remote Control: The False Freedom in Our Hands
How the remote control has reinforced the illusion of control, while leading to passivity and isolation.
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The Waiting Chair: How a Piece of Furniture Turned Us into Second-Class Citizens?
How the "waiting chair" became a symbol of bureaucracy, class discrimination, and social impotence.
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A Cup of Bitter Tea: How Colonialism Dressed Its Flavor in Mint?
How Cup of Bitter Tea played a role in consolidating colonial influence and soft control.
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The Heavy Schoolbag: What Are We Really Carrying on Our Children’s Backs?
The Heavy Schoolbag as a symbol of the pressures of education, educational policies, and class.
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CommaNote shares the hidden history of ordinary things — from spoons to socks — in short, surprising stories that make you see daily life differently.