On the 30th anniversary of the erasure of permanent residents, which is still without an epilogue, this article addresses the consequences of the erasure, the responses of the wider community and the struggle of the erased. Drawing on the broader concept of integration, the analysis of secondary data and participant observation at events staged by the erased during the traditional Week of the Erased, this article finds that the ethnonationalist erasure excluded specific permanent residents from the history of the community and its solidarity compromise, and triggered either prolonged control or hidden solidarity from members of the wider community. Consequently, a community of struggle developed relatively late and is still fighting violations and demanding restitution today. With the choice of specific methodology, the article also highlights the important role played by the public efforts of the erased and the role marginalised groups play in the conscientization of the wider community about the need to address and fight structural inequalities. Ob 30. obletnici izbrisa stalnih prebivalcev, ki še danes nima ustreznega epiloga, ta članek obravnava posledice izbrisa, odzive širše skupnosti na izbris in boj izbrisanih. Izhajajoč iz širšega koncepta integracije ter s pomočjo analize sekundarnega gradiva in opazovanja z udeležbo na dogodkih, ki so jih izbrisani pripravili ob tradicionalnem Tednu izbrisanih, ugotavlja, da je etnonacionalistično dejanje izbrisa točno določene stalne prebivalce izključilo iz zgodovine skupnosti ter njenega solidarnostnega kompromisa in sprožilo bodisi podaljšan nadzor bodisi prikrito solidarnost članov širše skupnosti in posledično relativno pozno grajenje skupnosti boja, ki se še danes bori za odpravo krivic in povrnitev odvzetih pravic. S pomočjo izbrane metodologije pa članek poudari tudi pomembno vlogo javnih prizadevanj izbrisanih ter s tem pomen in vlogo marginaliziranih skupin pri ozaveščanju širše skupnosti o potrebi po obravnavi in odpravljanju strukturnih neenakosti.