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Titel och upphov Care work : dreaming disability justice
Utgivning, distribution etc. Arsenal Pulp Press, Vancouver : 2018
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Fysisk beskrivning 263 pages illustrations 21 cm
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Anmärkning: Andra tillgängliga utföranden Also published electronically.
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Lambda Literary Award winning poet and essayist and long-time disability justice advocate Leah Piepzna-Samarasinha writes passionately and personally about disability justice in her latest book of essays. Discussing subjects such as the creation of care webs, collective access, and radically accessible spaces, she also imparts her own survivor skills and wisdom based on her years of activist work, empowering the disabled - in particular, those in queer and/or BIPOC communities - and granting them the necessary tools by which they can imagine a future where no one is left behind.
Thanks and Acknowledgments p. 9 Preface: Writing (with) a Movement from Bed p. 15 Care Webs: Experiments in Creating Collective Access p. 32 Crip Emotional Intelligence p. 69 Making Space Accessible Is an Act of Love for Our Communities p. 74 Toronto Crip City: A Not-So-Brief, Incomplete Personal History of Some Moments in Time, 1997-2015 p. 79 Sick and Crazy Healer: A Not-So-Brief Personal History of the Healing Justice Movement p. 97 Crip Sex Moments and the Lust of Recognition: A Conversation with E.T. Russian p. 114 Gripping the Apocalypse: Some of My Wild Disability Justice Dreams p. 122 A Modest Proposal for a Fair Trade Emotional Labor Economy (Centered by Disabled, Femme of Color, Working-Class/Poor Genius) p. 136 Prefigurative Politics and Radically Accessible Performance Spaces: Making the World to Come p. 149 Chronically III Touring Artist Pro Tips p. 156 Fuck the "Triumph of the Human Spirit": On Writing Dirty River as a Queer, Disabled, and Femme-of-Color Memoir, and the Joys of Saying Fuck You to Traditional Abuse Survivor Narratives p. 164 Suicidal Ideation 2.0: Queer Community Leadership and Staying Alive Anyway p. 173 So Much Time Spent in Bed: A Letter to Gloria Anzaldúa on Chronic Illness, Coatlicue, and Creativity p. 180 Prince, Chronic Pain, and Living to Get Old p. 187 Two or Three Things I Know for Sure about Femmes and Suicide: A Love Letter p. 192 For Badass Disability Justice, Working-Glass and Poor-Led Models of Sustainable Hustling for Liberation p. 206 Protect Your Heart: Femme Leadership and Hyper-Accountability p. 213 Not Over It, Not Fixed, and Living a Life Worth Living: Towards an Anti-Ableist Vision of Survivorhood p. 225 Crip Lineages, Crip Futures: A Conversation with Stacey Milbern p. 240 Further Reading and Resources p. 257