Embodied Social Justice
“The true meaning of justice is loving-awareness-in-action.” – Dr. Sará King
Justice is not justice if it is not social, and social justice is not social justice if it is not reflected and embodied in the body.
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Our bodies and our learning in the body as well as about body and sexuality (norms) are not in a vacuum, but are shaped by centuries of transgenerational patriarchal colonial capitalist violence and oppression. These experiences are inevitably embedded or inscribed in our bodies, have left scars for generations, and powerful social discourses often continue to prevent inclusive possibilities of embodied empowerment or empowered embodiments through shame, guilt and taboo.
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