kellgingrich
@kellgingrich.bsky.social
PhD Student, Environmental Studies @ Faculty of Environmental and Urban Change, York University
pedestrian, reader, native plant gardener from Barrie, Ontario
pedestrian, reader, native plant gardener from Barrie, Ontario
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Self-care was initially rooted in anti-capitalist thinking. It stems from Black activists in the US in the 1980s, fighting to keep going, to survive.
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From radical to retail: The self-care sellout
Self-care was initially rooted in anti-capitalist thinking.
www.sufficiencywellbeing.com
May 24, 2025 at 1:03 PM
Self-care was initially rooted in anti-capitalist thinking. It stems from Black activists in the US in the 1980s, fighting to keep going, to survive.
Read full article on:
www.sufficiencywellbeing.com/p/from-radic...
Read full article on:
www.sufficiencywellbeing.com/p/from-radic...
I wrote one of my first substack articles via the Sufficiency and Wellbeing Magazine hosted over at @degrowth.bsky.social. Finding ways to drop out of surveillance capitalism and back into the real world has been preoccupying my mind: www.sufficiencywellbeing.com/p/meet-me-ir...
Meet me IRL: putting wellbeing first and leaving social media platforms behind
I recently experienced an ice storm near where I live, leading to trees crumpling under the weight of holding up the thick layer of ice for days.
www.sufficiencywellbeing.com
May 27, 2025 at 8:41 PM
I wrote one of my first substack articles via the Sufficiency and Wellbeing Magazine hosted over at @degrowth.bsky.social. Finding ways to drop out of surveillance capitalism and back into the real world has been preoccupying my mind: www.sufficiencywellbeing.com/p/meet-me-ir...