Embodied Social Justice
by Rae Johnson
An interdisciplinary exploration of how bodily experience shapes social justice efforts and equity work.
About This Book
Embodied Social Justice examines the role of the body in understanding and addressing social inequities.
The book draws on interdisciplinary perspectives to explore how physical experience informs justice work.
Readers are invited to consider the connections between personal embodiment and broader systems of power.
Practical insights are offered for integrating embodied awareness into social justice practice.
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