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Decolonial Feminist Collective on Instagram: "Join us on Oct 19 @ 6:30 PM EST! We'll be discussing care-ing labor as life-sustaining work in our next reading group, pairing Part Il of The Point is to Change the World by Alissa Trotz with “Justice as a Labor of Care” and "Andaiye and Audre Lorde's Black Transnational Sisterhood; or, 'I Want You in This World.'" In “Justice as a Labor of Care,” Ford-Smith and Hanson draw on the writing and work of Andaiye and Audre Lorde to argue that neoliberalism has pitted individual self-care against collective care needs—promoting an apolitical self-care focused on individual responsibility and consuming services, disconnected from community. Andaieye's work organizing around care in Guyana and Audre Lorde’s writing about care beyond the individual both model entanglement between self-care and collective care as premise for justice. #Andaiye #AudreLorde #SelfCare #CollectiveCare #CaringWork #SocialReproduction #DecolonialFeminism #Decoloniality #...
Decolonial Feminist Collective on Instagram: "Join us on Oct 19 @ 6:30 PM EST! We'll be discussing care-ing labor as life-sustaining work in our next reading group, pairing Part Il of The Point is to Change the World by Alissa Trotz with “Justice as a Labor of Care” and "Andaiye and Audre Lorde's Black Transnational Sisterhood; or, 'I Want You in This World.'" In “Justice as a Labor of Care,” Ford-Smith and Hanson draw on the writing and work of Andaiye and Audre Lorde to argue that neoliberalism has pitted individual self-care against collective care needs—promoting an apolitical self-care focused on individual responsibility and consuming services, disconnected from community. Andaieye's work organizing around care in Guyana and Audre Lorde’s writing about care beyond the individual both model entanglement between self-care and collective care as premise for justice. #Andaiye #AudreLorde #SelfCare #CollectiveCare #CaringWork #SocialReproduction #DecolonialFeminism #Decoloniality #...
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Decolonial Feminist Collective on Instagram: "Join us on Oct 19 @ 6:30 PM EST! We'll be discussing care-ing labor as life-sustaining work in our next reading group, pairing Part Il of The Point is to Change the World by Alissa Trotz with “Justice as a Labor of Care” and "Andaiye and Audre Lorde's Black Transnational Sisterhood; or, 'I Want You in This World.'" In “Justice as a Labor of Care,” Ford-Smith and Hanson draw on the writing and work of Andaiye and Audre Lorde to argue that neoliberalism has pitted individual self-care against collective care needs—promoting an apolitical self-care focused on individual responsibility and consuming services, disconnected from community. Andaieye's work organizing around care in Guyana and Audre Lorde’s writing about care beyond the individual both model entanglement between self-care and collective care as premise for justice. #Andaiye #AudreLorde #SelfCare #CollectiveCare #CaringWork #SocialReproduction #DecolonialFeminism #Decoloniality #...