Hannah Quinn, PhD
@hanelizqui.bsky.social
PhD | Anthropology, anti-ableist ethnography, crip intimacy, consent culture, sex ed, intellectual disability, mad studies, queer kinship | semi-retired | “a cool mom” 💅🏻 | Slow writer, fast talker | blue collar kid | 🔻
Reposted by Hannah Quinn, PhD
Our entire working life is an exercise of "Are you producing enough capital to justify keeping alive?"
It's dehumanizing, exhausting, and traps people in abusive employment situations
It's dehumanizing, exhausting, and traps people in abusive employment situations
November 11, 2025 at 2:24 AM
Our entire working life is an exercise of "Are you producing enough capital to justify keeping alive?"
It's dehumanizing, exhausting, and traps people in abusive employment situations
It's dehumanizing, exhausting, and traps people in abusive employment situations
Reposted by Hannah Quinn, PhD
Read Randa Wahbe on dignity and resistance in our series from July: www.culanth.org/fieldsights/...
Dignity as Indigenous Refusal: Palestinian Resistance to the Politics of Death
Almost a decade ago, Palestinian scholar Rana Barakat authored a critical essay challenging theorists of Israeli settler colonialism to reconcept...
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September 25, 2025 at 7:43 PM
Read Randa Wahbe on dignity and resistance in our series from July: www.culanth.org/fieldsights/...
I say this as someone who has tended to have success when it comes to job apps. But the job market is different now. Networking / knowing someone can make all the difference and I know that.
October 5, 2025 at 4:14 PM
I say this as someone who has tended to have success when it comes to job apps. But the job market is different now. Networking / knowing someone can make all the difference and I know that.