Radical Responses to Climate Catastrophe
ES 480 at the University of Victoria
This interview was completed in early 2016 as part of the research for Joyful Militancy. We (carla and Nick) sent Marina Sitrin a âpreambleâ outlining some of the ideas behind the book, and then included a couple questions based on Sitrinâs other writings (especially Horizontalidad â published in English as Horizontalism â and Everyday Revolutions). As time went on âŠ
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To become what we need to each other, and to find power in friendship, is to become dangerous. âanonymous [1] I have a circle of friends and family with whom I am radically vulnerable and trust deeply â we call it coevolution through friendship. âadrienne maree brown [2] These are not just words; they are clues and âŠ
Happiness is not joy. Under capitalism, happiness is a duty and unhappiness is a disorder. Companies increasingly sell happy experiences instead of products: happiness is a relaxing vacation on the beach, an intense night at the bar, a satisfying drink on a hot day, or contented retirement. As workers, we are expected to find happiness âŠ