Eli Melby
@elimelby.bsky.social
PhD fellow in sociology, University of Bergen
Associated researcher, CRAPUL University of Lausanne
Political Sociology, gender, social movements,
the microsociology of grassroots organizing
Fulbright Fellow 24-25, UC Berkeley
Associated researcher, CRAPUL University of Lausanne
Political Sociology, gender, social movements,
the microsociology of grassroots organizing
Fulbright Fellow 24-25, UC Berkeley
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The refusal to accept leaders masks the work demanded to maintain flat structures.
I argue that while horizontal organizing opens up possibilities for women, it is also a smokescreen for movement participants to reproduce gendered expectations of women to do a third shift in organizing.
The refusal to accept leaders masks the work demanded to maintain flat structures.
I argue that while horizontal organizing opens up possibilities for women, it is also a smokescreen for movement participants to reproduce gendered expectations of women to do a third shift in organizing.
September 24, 2024 at 3:03 PM
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The refusal to accept leaders masks the work demanded to maintain flat structures.
I argue that while horizontal organizing opens up possibilities for women, it is also a smokescreen for movement participants to reproduce gendered expectations of women to do a third shift in organizing.
The refusal to accept leaders masks the work demanded to maintain flat structures.
I argue that while horizontal organizing opens up possibilities for women, it is also a smokescreen for movement participants to reproduce gendered expectations of women to do a third shift in organizing.