For radical twentieth-century feminists, it was a rallying cry for bodily autonomy and political power.
We must commit to new models of care and well-being that allow for health, pleasure, and community--for everyone..
To Decolonize self-care, they argue, requires a full reckoning with the exclusionary, appropriative nature of most of the wellness industry, but this education is only the first step in the process.
Meleo-Erwin deliver a comprehensive sociological analysis and scathing critique of the catchphrase\'s capitalist, racist undertones.
Spurgas and Zoë C.
In Decolonize Self-Care Alyson K.
What is it? To quote a million memes: it\'s called self-care.
And it has now infiltrated nearly every food, leisure, and pop-culture space as a multi-billion-dollar industry.
For influencers and lifestyle brands, it\'s buying fancy nutrition and body products at a premium.
For radical twentieth-century feminists, it was a rallying cry for bodily autonomy and political power
