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==== Making Love and Relations Beyond Settler Sex and Family ==== | ==== Making Love and Relations Beyond Settler Sex and Family ==== | ||
CCP has also implemented a series of policies in certain places | |||
forced intermarriage with Han Chinese and the sterilization of local women. | |||
Obviously, CCP's leadership has been extremely upsetting to the Chinese. | |||
For example, during the covid there was a popular quote, "we are the last generation." | |||
In China, parents who break the law will influence the next generations of children to take the test to become "civil servants/public servants". | |||
Serving the government has always been seen as an "iron rice bowl", meaning you don't have to worry about losing your job for the rest of your life, and you have a good income. | |||
=== Kinship with Plastic === | === Kinship with Plastic === | ||
Revision as of 23:43, 19 September 2023
The Material Kinship Reader
Accessories to this Love Elegies for Some of the Things I Have Worn and Loved
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How to think about the material of an object's (jewelry) Material? Source? Pattern? Style?
Cheap? Common? Widely-Used?
Who sells? Who produces it?
What's behind the pattern? Mythological stories?
Colonial Histories?
Who wears? Queers? Teens?
Why wears? Charm? Protection?
What will happen? Your sweat? Your body smell? Become Rusty? Oxidized？
Who produces it? Low-income? Race? Women?
How feel? Cute? Gentle? Soft?
Say Thank You to it. Survival. Care.
Worn out? Experiences? Death? Soul?
Pronoun？
Memories? Real?
Self? Scream?
Magic? Deep Inner? Nameless? Intimacy?
My sexuality? Porosity? Toxicity?
Insist? We?
With-Women: Grieving in Capitalist Time
Making Love and Relations Beyond Settler Sex and Family
CCP has also implemented a series of policies in certain places
forced intermarriage with Han Chinese and the sterilization of local women.
Obviously, CCP's leadership has been extremely upsetting to the Chinese.
For example, during the covid there was a popular quote, "we are the last generation."
In China, parents who break the law will influence the next generations of children to take the test to become "civil servants/public servants".
Serving the government has always been seen as an "iron rice bowl", meaning you don't have to worry about losing your job for the rest of your life, and you have a good income.