The Case for Boundaries in a Borderless Culture | Latrice Littleton

Are boundaries a form of protection—or a form of oppression?

In this episode of Restitch America, host Alma Ohene-Opare sits down with media creator and cultural commentator Latrice Littleton for a powerful conversation centered on the article “A Fence Is Not a Prison.” Together, they unpack the difference between boundaries and barriers, and why modern culture often confuses structure with control and protection with punishment.

This conversation explores how healthy limits create freedom, not fear—and why societies, families, and communities need moral and cultural frameworks to thrive. Alma and Latrice challenge the narrative that all fences are cages, showing instead how structure preserves dignity, safety, identity, and human flourishing.

About the Guest

Latrice Littleton is a media creator and digital voice shaping conversations around culture, truth, identity, and personal responsibility. Known for her thoughtful insights and bold clarity, Latrice uses her platform to challenge narratives and encourage deeper thinking about freedom, values, and community.

Follow Latrice: @latricelittleton

In This Episode, You’ll Hear:

The meaning behind “a fence is not a prison”

Why boundaries are essential for freedom and flourishing

How culture confuses protection with oppression

The role of structure in healthy communities

Why limits don’t erase freedom—they make it sustainable

This episode is a timely and thought-provoking conversation about freedom, boundaries, identity, and truth in a culture that increasingly resists all forms of structure.

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