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Powerless and Powerful Identities
Hegemony and Supreme Power
From: The Power Manual
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Powerless and Powerful Identities, explores the space between Gramsci’s hegemony, the idea that the very acceptance of power as dominance renders one powerless, and the philosophy of Supreme Power outlined in the ancient Shiva Sutras. It overlaps dominant power (hegemony) and liberatory power (one’s inherent Supreme Power) and reiterates the assurance that power is something that we practice and develop, and is a priori available to us by virtue of being a conscious being.
Contributors
Cyndi Suarez
Cyndi Suarez works with leaders in nonprofit organizations, philanthropy, and social movements, including most recently the Movement for Black Lives. She helps social change leaders move from struggle to flow by helping them build elegant ideas and structures. She has a MS in Nonprofit Management from Southern New Hampshire University, and studied Feminist Theory at the New School for Social Research. Suarez is Senior Editor at Nonprofit Quarterly, the leading nonprofit journal. She lives in Boston, MA.
