Frances Lee is an activist, writer, designer, and public scholar based in Seattle, WA. They employ an analysis of power and knowledge making to intervene in rigid social justice ideologies and advocate for compassionate and experimental activism. They hold a Master of Arts in Cultural Studies from the University of Washington Bothell. Their website is here.
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No Justice Without Love: Why Activism Must Be More Generous
We must honor our full humanity, especially the parts of ourselves that aren’t in alignment yet with our liberatory values. And part of honoring our humanity means honoring the humanity of others, even that of our enemies and oppressors.
August 30, 2018
