Author Blair Imani's new book breaks down labor, class, and why meritocracy can't work:
There’s an increasingly large gap between the information we’re taught in school and the information we actually need to better understand ourselves, others, and the institutions we live within. What happens if we have toxic family relationships? How do we apologize effectively? What should we do if the name we were given doesn’t fit our current understanding of self?is my contribution to helping myself and others better understand this journey that we call life.
The idea that people have inherent worth and deserve to be housed, fed, accommodated, and cared for by virtue of being alive is hard for many people to agree with. No one should have to “earn” the right to basic human dignities.starts with ourselves and looks outward, with six chapters covering identity, relationships, class, disability, race and racism, and sex, gender and sexual orientation.
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