Friendship is a root of freedom – Joyful Militancy
To become what we need to each other, and to find power in friendship, is to become dangerous. –anonymous [1] I have a circle of friends and family with whom I am radically vulnerable and tru…
To become what we need to each other, and to find power in friendship, is to become dangerous. –anonymous [1] I have a circle of friends and family with whom I am radically vulnerable and trust deeply – we call it coevolution through friendship. –adrienne maree brown [2] These are not just words; they are clues and prods to earthquakes in kin making that are not limited to Western family apparatuses, heteronormative or not. –Donna Haraway [3] Freedom was once inseparable from interdependence, close ties, and kinship: I am free because of others I can depend on. Today, freedom
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