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        <description>Silvia Federici describes a process of total transformation: a society that values human life, that does not put the care of human life on a market basis, and does not treat reproduction as a terrain for profit making. Instead, every social activity and form of organization is built around the valorization of our life. From the "Silvia Federici On the New York City Home Health Care Workers Strike" workshop at the 2026 International Workshops, co-hosted with the 20th NYC Anarchist Book Fair. A Radical Guide is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that builds movement infrastructure, including a global directory of radical spaces, mutual aid programs, and educational resources for people doing liberation work around the world. The full day: https://www.radical-guide.com/anarchist-international-workshops-2026/ #Shorts #carework #feminism #socialtransformation #anticapitalism</description>
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