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Making Homelessness Harder: Possibilities for Radical Re-Orientation
Prologue: How to Read Tearing Bodies Red Wagon Collective and the Monday Art Group The Disabling Normative Body, aka Bourgeoise Making Homelessness Harder “Anyone Can Become Homeless” Praxis as Antidote Cultural Economy: Mending the Social Fabric Back and Forth Trying to Undo the Violence Acknowledgements Notes References
From: Not A New Problem
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Contributors
Lisa Kim Jackson
Lisa Kim Jackson was born on the west coast of Turtle Island on unceded Coast Salish territories of Scottish/English settler ancestry. Working creatively in the low-income and homelessness community, she joins a long tradition of survival and resistance to colonial capitalism as a system of violence.
nancy viva davis halifax
nancy viva davis halifax was born on the North Shore of New Brunswick on Mi'gma'gi territory. She lives as a guest on stolen traditional territories of the Haudenosaunee Nation, the Métis, and, most recently, the territory of the Mississaugas of the Credit River.
