Alexis Shotwell
A Frontline Worker’s Manifesto
“A profoundly moving, incisive, and welcoming reflection on what it means to work with people cast out, disappeared, and rejected in our current society. With great generosity, Oudshoorn models possibilities for building genuine companionship toward worlds in which all of us can give and receive care. On the long and unfinished journey away from constructed scarcity and vast immiseration towards thriving ecosystems of existential abundance, Daniel Oudshoorn helps us become good company.”
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