30 Days of Racial and Disability Justice WEEKLY SYNTHESIS
Intersectionality
Disabled Justice
Ableism
Cross Movement Solidarity
CULTURE
Supremacy Culture.
Racial Solidarity Terms
White Culture
Commitment To Cross-Disability Solidarity
Intersectionality
Disabled Justice
Ableism
Cross Movement Solidarity
CULTURE
Supremacy Culture.
Racial Solidarity Terms
White Culture
Commitment To Cross-Disability Solidarity
30 Days of Racial and Disabled Justice We honor the insights and participation of all of our community members, knowing that isolation undermines collective liberation.
“While white supremacy culture affects us all, harms us all, and is toxic to us all, it does not affect, harm, and violate us in
amalgam of specific and diverse identities. Always use specific community identifiers when speaking about specific community needs. In this 30 Day series we will use BIPOC.
Day 9 Supremacy Culture Supremacy Culture is the overarching term we use to refer to the intersecting political ideology and systemic oppression that perpetuates and
WEEK TWO: Day 8 What do we mean when we talk about “Culture”? Culture is the knowledge shared by a group of people. Culture is
Day 5 Cross Movement Solidarity Disability justice can only grow into its potential as a movement by aligning itself with racial justice, reproductive justice, queer
30 Days of Racial and Disabled Justice A system that places value on people’s bodies and minds based on societally constructed ideas of normalcy, intelligence,
Claudia Alick reached out to natasha marin who had collaborated on a few clubhouse experiments together and pitched a conversation exploring liberation and resilience. Natasha had just finished a book project on Black Imagination and was about to start another. Claudia imagined a space for them fueled by pleasure activism and access intimacy that used digital tools to gather responses and make aggregate dreamscapes. They both invited Black activists, artists, organizers and community members. The final group gathered was all Black women. The beginning moments opened with a conflict. There wasn’t an understanding that the space needed to be Black exclusive. The white CSI members left quickly but it was a reminder of the constant labor to create safe space where Black folks can feel free. The conversation was rich and varied. Below is one artifact from our time dreaming together.
DAY 3 DISABILITY JUSTICE “Disability justice challenges the idea that our worth as individuals has to do with our ability to perform as productive members
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