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in death care, we see abolitionist practices in end of life autonomy, rejecting oppressive institutions and centering care in grief.
how do you envision death care as an act of resistance?
how do you envision death care as an act of resistance?
January 29, 2025 at 5:46 AM
in death care, we see abolitionist practices in end of life autonomy, rejecting oppressive institutions and centering care in grief.
how do you envision death care as an act of resistance?
how do you envision death care as an act of resistance?
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If your model of gender requires the force of government behind it, it's clearly not innate, natural, or any incontrovertible reality.
It is never necessary for the state to insist that fire is hot, after all.
It is never necessary for the state to insist that fire is hot, after all.
January 21, 2025 at 2:35 AM
If your model of gender requires the force of government behind it, it's clearly not innate, natural, or any incontrovertible reality.
It is never necessary for the state to insist that fire is hot, after all.
It is never necessary for the state to insist that fire is hot, after all.