Speculative Urban Worldmaking: Meeting Financial Violence with a Politics of Collective Care

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🧵@_blusummers & @FieldsDesiree on "Speculative Urban Worldmaking: Meeting Financial Violence with a Politics of Collective Care" https://t.co/cFpvaVWJir 👇

12 Dec 2023

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@madelainecahuas I'd love to see your syllabus! A brand new piece I'm excited to have in my urban seminar this semester is by @_blusummers and @FieldsDesiree https://t.co/E4nydjWF8G

09 Jan 2023

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.@_blusummers, faculty affiliate of ISSI's Center for Research on Social Change, is co-author of a new article in @antipodeonline. The article explores how the @moms4housing movement is engaging in a form of speculative urban worldmaking. https://t.co/5Oyj

09 Dec 2022

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RT @UCBLettersSci: In their article for @antipodeonline, Professors @_blusummers and @FieldsDesiree bring Black feminist thought to bear on…

08 Dec 2022

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