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Care Work: Dreaming Disability Justice by Leah Lakshmi Piepzna-Samarasinha
58 reviews
teeclecticreads's review
5.0
Graphic: Terminal illness, Grief, Suicide, Ableism, and Death
Moderate: Sexual assault, Rape, Racism, Panic attacks/disorders, Mental illness, and Homophobia
Minor: Transphobia
mallyj_20's review against another edition
4.75
Graphic: Rape, Domestic abuse, Physical abuse, Suicidal thoughts, Suicide, Forced institutionalization, Medical trauma, Ableism, Self harm, Chronic illness, Emotional abuse, Incest, and Mental illness
howdyhoward's review against another edition
5.0
I found myself become very engaged during part 2 and that engagement continued to the end of the book. There are a few essays that deal specifically with suicide that were really triggering and hard to read but also beautiful and important and sad. This book is a great resource, as are most/all of the individual essays.
Graphic: Suicidal thoughts, Suicide, and Ableism
pattytims's review against another edition
5.0
Graphic: Ableism
Moderate: Suicide and Suicidal thoughts
Minor: Police brutality, Child abuse, Sexual violence, and Murder
novella42's review against another edition
5.0
Graphic: Suicide, Chronic illness, Domestic abuse, Suicidal thoughts, Medical trauma, Mental illness, Ableism, Child abuse, Classism, Injury/Injury detail, Medical content, Suicide attempt, Body shaming, Death, Panic attacks/disorders, Racism, Toxic friendship, Bullying, Emotional abuse, Grief, and Homophobia
Moderate: Sexual content, Vomit, Sexual assault, Religious bigotry, Incest, Misogyny, Terminal illness, Physical abuse, Transphobia, and Police brutality
historicalmaterialgirl's review
4.5
I genuinely loved and felt so inspired by the way she discussed mutual aid and care webs as ways to actually practice and try collective care and gift economies. DJ could give us so much insight into non-capitalistic economies and culture-building! And she's so honest about these practices too, like yeah sometimes it sucks or fails or lasts for a month or your needs contradict with each other. I also loved so so much, really truly needed, to read what she says about survivorship and being "not over it, not fixed." Honestly one of the best essays to ever exist sorry about it! She also gave me better insight into what disability justice looks irl, as well as commentary on love, access, aging, spirituality and misogyny that I really appreciated.
I do diverge with some of what was written when we're talking about "femmephobia" and/or emotional labor. Call me old fashioned but girl that's just misogyny! And (emotionally) exhausting tasks/chores are not the same as labor the way communist writing has taught me to think of it. But I'm just annoying lmao this book was amazing go read it!!!!
Moderate: Ableism
Minor: Violence
keatynbergsten's review
4.75
Graphic: Ableism, Suicide, Suicide attempt, Domestic abuse, Sexual assault, and Sexual violence
mesposito827's review against another edition
1.0
Graphic: Ableism
scarroll178's review
4.0
Graphic: Ableism
Moderate: Sexual assault
honeyvoiced's review against another edition
3.75
Graphic: Chronic illness, Ableism, and Suicidal thoughts
Moderate: Child abuse, Suicide, and Incest
Minor: Forced institutionalization, Rape, and Panic attacks/disorders